The Subtle Promotion of Whiteness by Bernardo Sanchez
Throughout generations, so many innocent people have been discriminated against because of their race. To reinforce privilege the world indicated that being “white” makes part one…
Sex Still Sells by Jesus Arriaga
The objectification of women continues Throughout history, women have been objectified. Women have been treated more like sexual objects rather than human beings. When it comes…
The Proud History of Harper Wrestling by Aaron Corralez III
Harper’s athletic programs have produced multiple National Championships in several different sports over the past 50 years. The Football team won multiple bowls games and national championships before…
Dealing with College Anxieties by Beatrice Jedrycha
Students with any forms of anxiety often feel as though they are inexperienced swimmers plunged into deep water. Meanwhile, society expects them to swim back up…
An Overlooked Epidemic by Dani Morrison
This is my second year at Harper, and I have really come to understand the value of community college, but there is something I continue to…
Point of View Submissions
All writing entries are due by December 14, 2017 Two- and Three-Dimensional Art Entries are due: April 20, 2018 Artists may submit up to four writing entries and three art entries…
“Adpocalypse” by Jack Stornello
Now this’ll be a story all about how YouTube got flipped, turned upside down. I’d like to take a minute, just sit right there, I’ll tell…
Halloween Happenings
There were many haunted houses to explore this time of year, but there’s one nearby location in particular that’s notable for its history of paranormal activity, unsolved…
Success has many paths by Beatrice Jedrycha
It’s the beginning of a story. It’s about potential struggle and success. More specifically, it is a story about a student’s first semester in college. Whether…
Harper Celebrates 50 Years by Neha Ali
On September 3rd, 2017, Harper College hosted their annual Hullabaloo event, attracting over 700 students with many different interests to the quad. The event celebrated Harper’s…
