All good things come to an end
John Oliva talks about how a friendship ended recently and what he has learned from it.
Author: John Oliva
Author inspires students
Ovi Vásquez, raised in Central America, has worked for global corporations such as Apple, Tesla, Salesforce and Uber. Vásquez has recently been accepted to Harvard Business School Online.
No more talking
Advances in technology make people socially isolated, leading to less person-to-person communication and fewer connections.
Peele captures satire of the American dream
Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o plays the protagonist and antagonist in the new thriller “Us.” The film explains that every person shares a “tether” with their doppelgänger, and the villain, Red, decides to lead them into cutting the “tether” by killing their counterparts.
Streaming is the new cable TV
With the popularity of Netflix and Hulu, cable television is slowly becoming obsolete.
Leave it all on the field
Jose Flores (right), liberal arts major, tries to grab surgical technology major Marty Gutierrez’s flag to stop him from gaining a yard.
Catching, throwing and hitting
Elizabeth De La Garza, a kinesiology major, hurls her disc with force to try to get it as close to the basket so she can to get a low score.
Staff explains gender bracket decision
Table tennis adjustment based on strong turnout among female players.
Group donates $1.5M to Del Mar
ExxonMobil’s Venture Executive Paul Guilfoyle (left) and Del Mar President Mark Escamilla speak about new hands-on training opportunities students will have. Students can look forward to virtual reality training as one of the new digital technologies being provided.
You are toxic, but I am not slipping under
John Oliva’s column this issue is about a couple staying together longer than necessary. With red flags everywhere, why does one decide to settle?