My Little Brony
Trinidad Gomez is adorned with a pink and purple wig, lavender wings, horns and low top classic black and white Converse shoes.
Gomez, a 28-year-old Mexican-American transgender who identifies as a female, credits her self-discovery and happiness to the freedom and acceptance she found in the Brony community.
“I recently came out as transgender,” Gomez says. “My friends have been very...
Behind the scenes
Get ready, set, blog!
Welcome! My name is Ana, I am a newbie at blogging so I’ll try to keep this quick and painless. I am currently writing for The Bull magazine, a semesterly printed magazine at Pierce College.
This semester our theme is on subcultures. If anyone out there is like me and isn’t too familiar with many subcultures, there...
REVIEW: Hello Kitty and Friends Cafe
Hello Kitty and Friends Cafe located along Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles on Oct. 2, 2024.
A great photo may be priceless to some, is it worth $12?
From the crowd at Universal CityWalk, the answer appears to be yes. Residents and tourists flock to Hello KItty and Friends Cafe...
Photographs!!!
It has been a busy week at the Pierce college newsroom. Everyone has been putting in time, hard work and a lot of sweat to put this magazine together. As of now my number one priority is to take many pictures. With Sean and Emelyne it has been nothing but a learning experience and lots of fun.
Sean, is not...
Review: The Village Café
Steamy cabbage soup is prepared at the Village Cafe in Winnetka. Cabbage soup is one choice on their "Soup de jour" special. (Photo by: Chelsea Westman)Steamy cabbage soup is prepared at the Village Cafe in Winnetka. Cabbage soup is one choice on their "Soup de jour" special. (Photo by: Chelsea Westman)A signature patty melt is served with...
Bronson Oliveira
There is a new face in the coaching department at Los Angeles Pierce College. Bronson Oliveira, from Culver City, has arrived at Pierce. He will be the Assistant Coach for the Men’s Volleyball program. He played volleyball at Ohio State University and played the libero position.
Oliverira coached volleyball at Calabasa High School for both the boys and girls program,...
Greek Organizations: Lost In Translation
Decorum. Courtesy. Togetherness.
Students have used these standards as the foundation to build the Greek system that is prevelent across U.S. colleges and universities.
But as fraternities and sororities have blossomed, these ideals have been lost on many campuses due to hazing, vandalism and drug abuse.
On Oct. 24, 2014, California State University, Northridge, shut down all activities that relate to Greek...
Aaron Chan
For those that have been forced to sit through a three hour summer course with a broken air-conditioner, Aaron Chan was one of the ones responsible for quickly rescuing the class from a near heatstroke. He has been the sr. secretary to the dean of academic affairs, Barbara Anderson, for the last four years and before that he worked...
Girl in the Red Dress: Things to know when with People of Prestige
My great grandmother was a strict, cool woman that was never without a hat and a pair of calf-skin gloves. She was impeccably dressed–usually in one of her many designer ensembles that she held in the same esteem as a Rodeo Drive knock off. Her personality was just as sharp as her impossibly high cheekbones and perfectly polished nails....
Sylvia the Warrior
Rufio Vasquez our favorite biker comes from a Chicano background of tough love.
His mother, Sylvia Vasquez was diagnosed with Cancer when Rufio was only 6 years old.
“I lived my entire life not knowing if I would have a mother” he said.
According to Rufio he grew up in an environment where he had to be a strong young man. Growing...