Identity crisis with being multiracial
Kayla Bailey, Opinion Editor
April 25, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Being biracial or multiracial has become increasingly common now than it was a few decades ago. Now there’s a new issue that’s arising and it’s the identity crisis that comes with being multiracial. To start, being biracial entails that you identify with two races, while being multira...
Make Spring Break Work For You and Your Grades
cedric lansangan, Student Life Reporter
April 12, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Sunshine. Tans. Family bonding. Time with friends. Parties. Fun. All these words and more describe the typical spring break. Spring break means a time to relax from work. A time to recharge and let loose. A time to not worry about anything other than enjoying yourself, or w...
Climate change, it’s on us
Kathleen Carpio, Student Life Reporter
April 12, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Is climate change a myth? What records tell us is that it is no myth, it is our reality. The argument isn’t whether or not climate change is here. It already is here. According to National Geographic, the Earth’s average temperature has risen over by more than one degree over the la...
Party promotes mindful self-indulgence and growth
Dania Meza, Staff Writer
April 12, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Everyone needs to go to a transformational festival at least once as they are a positive impact to your overall well being. No, Coachella doesn’t count. Going to a mainstream music festival generally follows a similar format; travel to venue, watch the musicians, enjoy t...
EDITORIARL
April 12, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Congratulations to those that won the election to represent our campus through ASI. Here at The Cougar Chronicle we believe that our elected officials deserve the positions they were elected as. For one, they all display an intrinsic motivation and deep desire to better and maintain the values on o...
Daylight saving time benefits everyone
Kayla Bailey, Opinion Editor
March 25, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Daylight saving time should be permanent due to the negative impact and effects the time transitions cause on people. There are many benefits to having more daylight later in the day than at earlier hours. Do you find yourself feeling groggy or tired because of the one hour loss of sleep...
Employers scrutinize job applicants’ social media for good reason
Mekala Lehmunn, Staff Writer
March 25, 2019
Filed under Opinion
As college students, most of us have applied for a job. You know how the process works: you create a stellar resume and cover letter, submit your application and cross your fingers. You also update your LinkedIn profile and ensure it showcases your experience, achievements, education and s...
Mental breaks positively affect student well-being
Adrianna Adame, Assistant Opinion Editor
March 25, 2019
Filed under Opinion
It’s no secret that college can become overwhelmingly stressful. At this point of the semester, students are overloaded with regular coursework, projects and papers. Many students have completed their midterms by now, after several nights of cramming in extra studying. Getting through co...
Online users should take control on media influences of body image
Kathleen Carpio, Student Life Reporter
March 25, 2019
Filed under Opinion
These days it is easy to find a link between media and its effect on body image. We are exposed to platforms such as YouTube and Instagram almost on a daily basis. On those platforms, online personalities do what they do best. They promote their own lifestyle hacks. Lifestyle hacks that ...
Reliable political information found on social media platforms
Samantha Carrillo, Assistant Opinion Editor
March 25, 2019
Filed under Opinion
As college students in a new age, we don’t necessarily consume news and political information the way that generations before us used to. The popularization of various social media platforms such as YouTube, Facebook and most notably Twitter have allowed for a unique type of discourse t...
Detrimental change is upon us
Celine Holguín, Assistant managing editor
March 16, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Habitats are disappearing, wildlife is scrambling to survive, sea levels are rising, our oceans are warming up and our entire planet hangs in the balance. This might sound extremely exaggerated, but its not. Earth’s temperature has increased by 1.9 degrees Fahrenheit since 1880, sea le...
International Women’s Day promotes gender-balanced society
Kayla Bailey, Opinion Editor
March 16, 2019
Filed under Opinion
International Women’s Day isn’t being promoted as women gaining power over everyone else, it’s about promoting balance between all genders, including women. According to the International Women's Day website, International Women’s Day is a year long campaign that promotes for change and gro...
