Book Review: Black Leopard, Red Wolf by Marlon James
Elena Marin, Staff Writer
September 16, 2019
Black Leopard, Red Wolf is the first novel of Marlon James’s new, Dark Star trilogy, that is engulfed in fantasy, action, myths, and history, focusing on a mercenary named Tracker who is hired to find a mysterious missing child. When I was browsing through the bookstore, Black Leopard, Red Wolf ...
Diversity at DVC
Hasan Daniels and Jordan Foster
May 24, 2019
It is very important that in a school setting, a place where one receives an education, there is a diverse background of students, teachers, staff, and faculty workers. DVC is host to many different ethnic groups. There is a large abundance of Hispanic/and or Latino, African American, Asian, Caucasia...
BurgerIM Review
Sarah Carrillo, Staff Writer
May 14, 2019
BurgerIM, a new fast food restaurant located in El Segundo, has just opened up to the public on Douglas and Maple. This restaurant is located in the plaza where many students purchase their favorite Starbucks drink or their usual Subway sandwich. The BurgerIM restaurant is quite different than your...
The Last Bookstore—A Bookworm’s Daydream
April 10, 2019
In Downtown Los Angeles, there is a bookstore that makes customers feel as if they’re walking through a bibliophile’s ultimate fairytale. As soon as I walked in, I imagined being in the Hogwarts Library in the Harry Potter series or the planet-sized Library in Doctor Who—a beautiful labyrinth of...
‘How to Train Your Dragon: A Hidden World’ Sets Fire to Cinemas
Daniela Calderon, Staff Writer
April 5, 2019
How to Train your Dragon: The Hidden world, is the final installment to the astounding How to Train Your Dragon trilogy. Bringing to close in the most breathtaking way, a franchise which has spanned nine years. Loosely based on books by the same name, authored by Cressida Crowell, and directed by ...
An album that is a treat for your ears
Lesley Rodriguez, Photo and Video Editor
April 5, 2019
The long-awaited debut Wallows album, Nothing Happens is finally out now. This indie band released its first ever studio album which many fans had waited for a long time. Wallows is constructed of three band members, Dylan Minnette (guitar/vocals), Braeden Lemasters (guitar/vocals) and Cole Preston (drums). ...
GPA’s Just Don’t Cut It Anymore
Sophia Szekely, Staff Writer
April 5, 2019
If you don’t live in Bel Air and have mass amounts of money to bribe administrators, then the aching eyes and stiff fingers you get from doing hours of school work might not be enough to get you into the ideal college. Actors Felicity Huffman from the show Desperate Housewives and Lori Loughlin ...
A Bit of Italy in Gardena
March 24, 2019
Living in Gardena, you quickly learn its routes. You learn that if you make a left on Western you’ll be met with an array of Asian and Korean restaurants. A pho house next to a ramen house, a Japanese cafe next to a boba cafe. It may take you a couple of wrong turns, and maybe going in the opposite...
Watts Coffee House
Geovani Espinoza, Social Media Editor
February 27, 2019
When most people think of the city of Watts, the first thing that comes to mind is the notorious Watts riots that took place in 1965. However, Watts is also known for its hidden gem, Watts Coffee house, located on 1827 E 103rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90002. At first glance, the exterior may not seem like...
The Injustices Black Men in America
Jordan Foster and Hasan Daniels
December 5, 2018
The constant prejudice, discrimination, and unjustified killings of unarmed African American men seem to be a reoccurring story in America. According to PolitiFact, police officers have killed 853 people so far in 2018, and 25% of those people happen to be African American, yet African Americans only...
The Women Of Politics
Sophia Szekely, Vanessa Hernandez, and Jaylene Maldonado
October 31, 2018
Qualified women are not hard to come by in the United States and yet there is a huge gender gap in politics; the numbers, however, are gradually diminishing with more women running in the 2018 midterms. On August 18, 1920, The 19th Amendment was put in place and allowed women to vote in elections....
The Final Countdown
Ale Pacheco, Features Editor
June 5, 2018
As a senior class, we’ve had about a thousand and one individual memories we can recall in the coming years. From the terror that was the Civilization project to the only thing teachers remember us for, the Green/Brown Space, we’ve got a story unlike the previous graduating class to tell. The class of...
How do you feel about the new Vitruvian Post Website Design?
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