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November 2025 "Organization Does Not Equal Perfection" by Estefani Gordillo
Assignment one. Check. Assignment two. Check. Assignment three. Check. Each of these assignments is the reason we go treasure hunting. We have goals in life, and yes, it is hard. This is why we have to find every excuse and every motive to move that pencil towards our paper and those fingers towards our keyboards. Organization helps us know what we have to do and when we have to get things done. I am truly aware that many of you reading this may not struggle with planning for
Estefani Gordillo
Nov 42 min read


November 2025 "Thanksgiving Season and Finals Stress" by Adan Perez Herrera
As the end of the semester approaches, the majority of students enter a period of high stress with final projects, deadlines, and the pressure to get a good grade, and our lives burn out. Stress, fatigue, and self-doubt can easily make us lose the purpose we set for ourselves at the beginning of the semester; however, one practice that has been forgotten nowadays can help us in this end-of-semester feeling: gratitude. Gratitude is the intentional recognition of the good t
Adan Perez Hererra
Nov 42 min read


November 2025 "What You Do Not See" by Anapaula ochoa
When you go to a vet clinic, you are paying for the expertise of these medical professionals, no different from seeing a doctor who studies the human body. Clients subconsciously downplay the professional advice they are receiving and complain that vet care is so expensive because they do not view it as real medicine. Vet clinics are a business, and they must charge what is necessary to make a profit to stay in business and continue to do their job of helping animals. Often
Anapaula Ochoa
Nov 43 min read


september 2025 International Study Opportunities BY Will WILLIAMSON
College is not cheap, unfortunately, as everyone reading this likely knows Just to get a bachelor’s degree in California, it will run you...
Will Williams
Sep 183 min read


September 2025 "International Literacy Day" by EsTefani GOrdillo
Here's the truth, whether we want to hear it or not. Illiteracy was, and may still be, the most significant single barrier to the world's...
Estefani Gordillo
Sep 172 min read


May 2025 Echoes through Time by Luis Barba
I have worked at the Reedley College Reading and Writing Center for a few years, which has taught me many valuable lessons. I want to...

Luis A Barba
May 53 min read


May 2025 Congratulations, Class of 2025 by Jocelyn Davis
Many of you can likely relate when I say that starting college felt overwhelming. Being at a new campus, navigating unfamiliar territory,...
Deb Everson Borofka
May 54 min read


May 2025 RC RWC Tutor Class of 2025 by Hannah Kleinkramer
Let’s celebrate our graduating tutors! It's a time to acknowledge their hard work, dedication, and the incredible impact they've had on...
Hannah Kleinkramer
May 52 min read


May 2025 Beyond the applause, what does graduation mean? by Adan Perez Herrera
Caps flying, loud cheers ringing out, and a crowd celebrating a shared achievement, this is the scene most associated with graduation....
Adan Perez Hererra
May 52 min read


May 2025 What DOES GRADUATION MEAN TO ME? Estefani Gordillo
The first time I was asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” I didn’t answer because I was so unsure how my future would...
Estefani Gordillo
May 53 min read


April 2025 "The Importance of Connection" by Ulysses Ochoa, Halenna Castillo, Emily Rawlings, Andrea Martinez
Connections: What are They and Why are They Important: Merriam-Webster defines connection as “The act of connecting or the state of being...
Ulysses Ochoa
Apr 17 min read


April 2025 "Transforming into Professional Tutors" By Annie Bautista, Leslie Rivera, Adan Perez Herrera, Will Williams, Kaitlin Garcia, & Paula Rawlings
In this Transformers-themed piece, tutors will find necessary skills, tools, and traits they learn to possess in order to utilize their...

Annie B.
Apr 110 min read
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