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Ally and Eddie have been together for 20 years, despite dealing with illness, becoming homeless and various other hardships. Through it all, they say their loyalty to each other and positive outlook is what keeps them going.   Video by Lynn Levitt

Francisco Flores, a travel agent, is the owner of a large collection of rare and expensive sneakers. Flores is a burgeoning collector who started buying shoes recently, though the interest has been there for years. “Within the last year and a half, I just boomed into a huge sneakerhead, and now it’s like I’ve got to have every single shoe...

Jose Juan Vasquez, also known as Rufio, is 26-year-old former Marine who came back from war and found himself inspired by the freedom of motorcycle culture. Inspired by bikers, Rufio plans on creating a motorcycle museum. Video by Giuliana Orlandoni

The Bull is a student-run publication at Pierce College. Writer, Morgan McNair explores how different dog owners interact with their pups.

A deeper look into the age old question of: Is age really just a number?  

Aaron Isaac, opens up about growing up with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and his choice to not take medication.

Edward Murillo and Maria Lopez open up to The Bull about their recent article in the spring/summer 2014 issue.

Here is a glimpse into the fashion industry in Los Angeles and film program at Pierce College through the eyes of a fashion journalist student and professional wardrobe stylist. The entertainment business is a hard industry to break into and this is a small look into the short "Fashion + Film = Entertainment" video that accompanies the "Creativity is a...

This has been a journey to push myself and my creativity to a new level. The Spring 2014 issue of The Bull magazine is about taboos. Therefore, I attempted to shed some light on the taboos of the fashion and entertainment industry. The biggest taboo in this industry is not to talk about the downfalls of the business, which posed a...

For Adam Mendelson and Miranda Mendoza, a modern-day interracial couple's struggle isn't always discrimination, but other people's perception of them.