Jocelyn Cervantes

Coachella ferris wheel lights up the night.

in: Life / 04/19/2017 / by: Jocelyn Cervantes

The life of a desert kid under the valley sky

Did you pass out on Friday night and resurrect Sunday morning? Then you must be the Jesus of Coachella. You and about the other thousands of music lovers

in: Life / 04/17/2017 / by: Jocelyn Cervantes

Canna products make it go down smooth

Canna-Coconutberry Smoothie Ingredients: Serves 2 2 tbsp. of canna-coconut oil 1 large frozen banana, sliced 1-1/2-2 cups coconut milk 2 cups frozen strawberries 4 tbsp. pomegranate juice Directions

in: April Fools, Special Edition / 04/01/2017 / by: Jocelyn Cervantes

APRIL FOOLS: Battle erupts between chess team and Connect Four team

It all began on a regular Tuesday afternoon. The sun was shining down and students were soaking up the sun and enjoying themselves in the quad. Athletes on

in: April Fools, Special Edition / 04/01/2017 / by: Jocelyn Cervantes

APRIL FOOLS: Wake up with some java from Drip Coffee Carts’ secret menu

It’s Monday morning. Your math class is about to begin in 10 minutes and judging from the dark circles under your eyes, you didn’t get enough sleep last

in: Reviews / 03/14/2017 / by: Jocelyn Cervantes

‘Thirteen Reasons Why’: A baker’s dozen

When Clay Jensen arrives home one day, he finds a box full of cassette tapes on his doorstep. In “Thirteen Reasons Why,” author Jay Asher tells the story

Atefeh Madi (in veil) as Princess Zehra/Sadness and Makenna Johnson as Ash Girl (Courtesy of Nina Welch)

in: Life / 03/06/2017 / by: Jocelyn Cervantes

The Ash Girl, a must see at the McKinney theatre

The moment I entered the Studio Theatre at Saddleback College, it instantly transpired into a mystical forest. White drapes covered the room, projecting a background of a forest

Red Shuttleworth, poet/playwright of "Tumbledown". (Courtesy of RedShuttleworth.com)

in: Briefs / 03/06/2017 / by: Jocelyn Cervantes

Saddleback College presents stage reading of Shuttleworth’s ‘Tumbledown’

The department of theatre arts at Saddleback College will present “Tumbledown,” a stage reading by poet and playwright Red Shuttleworth and directed by Rick Williamson. Shuttleworth received the 2016

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