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The Coven S6E3

By Ashley Curry and Sam Smith / November 19, 2019

  Welcome to this week's episode of The Coven! This week we talked about the recent controversial events regarding TI demanding his daughter's records after visiting the gynecologist. How does this contribute to the stereotype of the protective father? What are some examples of this trend in media today? Find this out and more in this week's episode of The Coven! Hosted by: Ashley Curry, Baylie Clevenger, Sam Smith Edited by: Kellyn Harrison Feature Graphic by: Evan Williamson

Students say the Pledge of Allegiance as thousands gather at a candlelight vigil for several students killed in the Saugus High School shooting in Central Park, Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019, in Santa Clarita, Calif. Detectives were searching for a motive for the killings carried out by the shooter on his 16th birthday. (Carolyn Cole/Los Angeles Times via AP)
NEWS

5 national stories of the week

By Associated Press / November 19, 2019

Shootings in California and New Jersey, the trial for this summer’s Colorado school shooting, California’s lawsuit against Juul and updates on the Trump impeachment inquiry make up this week’s five national stories. 

Bruin Gym prepares for the calm before the storm of the 2019-2020 season.
SPORTS

Looking to capitalize

By Blake Dollier / November 18, 2019

Three short years ago, Bruin Gym was a different place: One that drew around 100 spectators per contest, and one that was home to a team that lost 61 straight games. All the athletes, parents, and fans wanted was one thing, to win again.

The Forever 21 store is seen on opening day at the Carousel Center, now known as Destiny USA. (TNS, Photo Courtesy)
OPINION

Loud and Clear: Temporarily 21

By Elena Stidham / November 18, 2019

When Forever 21 announced it was filing for bankruptcy, my immediate thought was, “Well, I guess they were only Temporarily 21.” After I laughed at my own joke, however, I realized just how hard it was going to be for me to buy clothes from here on out. 

A policeman in riot gear detains a protester outside of Hong Kong Polytechnic University as police storm the campus in Hong Kong, early Monday, Nov. 18, 2019. Fiery explosions were seen early Monday as Hong Kong police stormed into a university held by protesters after an all-night standoff. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung)
NEWS

5 international stories of the week

By Associated Press / November 18, 2019

The Hong Kong protests, immigration at the U.S.-Mexico border, Pope Francis’ decree on poverty, the flooded streets of Venice and Russian interference in the 2016 Brexit vote make up this week’s five international stories. 

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