Lifeguards make a splash through winter
ith the onset of fall, many students have finished their summer jobs or are balancing both school and work. Some jobs carry over into the
Features
Meant for the sole purpose of entertaining, storytelling and captivating readers, Bearing News’s features section offers a wide array of subjects to read about. From global controversies to cultural experiences, Bearing News localizes all topics to appeal to the student body. If you enjoy stories with plenty of perspectives and variety, then features is the section for you!
Roundup herbicide found in oat products
When granola bars, cereals and other oat products began to show high traces of herbicides, consumers turned a watchful eye toward the foods they ate.
What does summer mean to you?
As summer nears a time meant for relaxation, local parties and overall fun times gets closer. For some students, however, summer is an option to
Pacifying a battle zone
He sits at a booth draped in colorful anti-war posters, usually talking to curious students taken aback by his boldly pacifist stance. On his table
A look into Broadcast TV 1 at the CACC
Led Zeppelin greets students arriving in room 115 at the Career Center. The On the Road segment of CBS is on the smartboard ready to
The key to a Columbia worthy staycation
Ah, May. The time of year when people get excited for summer plans and are ready to leave school. For those who don’t have summer
Genomic editing to save lives
Senior Jeffrey Mullen’s morning routine entails a shower, breakfast and a vest shaking him for half an hour to loosen the mucus in his lungs.
Seniors commence long held pranking tradition
[dropcap size=”5″]I[/dropcap]n 1582, when all of Europe changed its calendars from Julian to Gregorian, those who celebrated New Year’s on the wrong date were deemed