4 black women, countless laughs
The hit HBO series stars Quinta Brunson (from left), Gabrielle Dennis, Robin Thede and Ashley Nicole Black. Aside from acting in the show, all actresses write for it as well.
Author: John Oliva
Charli XCX’s album is personal and futuristic
Charli XCX poses as Mena Suvari’s character in the 1999 film “American Beauty.” The British singer’s first single, “1999,” portrays her in various ’90s iconic moments.
Regents approve budget, tax rate
A breakdown of the $107.9 million budget the Board of Regents approved for maintenance and operations at its Aug. 27 meeting.
New experiences can lead to possible satisfaction
Editor John Oliva talks about a couple who enjoys trying new things in their bedroom in his “I Couldn’t Help But Wonder…” column.
Sony proves it hates children and Mickey Mouse
Editor John Oliva tells his opinion between the split of Sony and Disney with the character of Spider-Man.
Fear strikes again
Pennywise the Dancing Clown, otherwise known as It, returns to Derry after 27 years to feed on children and whomever gets in its way. Actor Bill Skarsgård returns to portray It and hunt down the Losers Club.
Lettuce say farewell, Leo
Food service manager Leo Rodriguez was surrounded by friends and family at his retirement party.
New facilities won’t open until spring
Construction crews on East Campus are still busing working on the General Academic and Music Building Phase II. President Mark Escamilla said he is determined to eliminate any stress related to the delay.
Cheaters never win – especially at love
Editor John Oliva’s column deals with a person sleeping with someone who is in a relationship.
‘Hollywood’ takes viewers back to ’60s
Quentin Tarantino (left) directs Brad Pitt in “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.” The film also stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie.