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News

Peek Behind The Curtain: COS Commercial Music Hosts Open House

Eric Galan, News and Opinion Editor

May 15, 2019

Ever wonder what happens behind studio doors? COS Commercial Music will be showing...

COS Campus Police To Phase Out Code Blue Phones

Louie Vale, Photographer

May 13, 2019

(Visalia, Calif.) - A students worst fear, something every student shouldn’t...

After 37 Years, COS Dean Retires.

Isaac Luna, Reporter

April 29, 2019

Dean of Science, Math and Engineering, Dr. Robert Urtecho, is retiring after...

COS Ag Gets Prestigious Award

Alexis Perez, Reporter

April 22, 2019

COS Ag Department was recognized for supporting the California Future Farmers of America (FFA)Youth Program.The Ag Department has been awarded with the FFA’s Distinguished Service Citation award. The Distinguished Service Citation, according to the official FFA site, honors...

Professor Tootle Recognized County Wide

Issac Luna, Reporter

April 9, 2019

Professor Stephen Tootle received the Reagan Award this year at the annual...

Rotaract Boxes Meals for Foreign Countries

Inocencio Salazar, Photographer

April 8, 2019

On March 30th, The Porter Field House was filled with 120 smiling faces and...

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Arts & Entertainment

Endgame: How could it ever live up to the hype? [Spoiler-Free]

Issac Luna, Reporter

May 14, 2019

Fantastic actors, rich origin-stories, and directors with an affinity for dramatic flair left this movie-goer with a less than Marvelous experience.“Avengers: Endgame”...

Endgame: 11 Years of Build Up, 1 Fantastic End [Spoilers]

May 14, 2019

[Trailer Review] Sonic The Hedgehog Movie is going to suck and we’re all going to see it

May 14, 2019

College of the Sequoias presents “Let’s Dance”

May 6, 2019

Behind The Ink: A Look At COS’s Quill Club

March 21, 2019

Captain Marvel: A Student’s Perspective

March 15, 2019

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Feature

“Why Does America Fight In Wars?” Tom Bruscino Closes C.H.A.P Events In 2019

Eric Galan, News Editor

May 6, 2019 • No Comments

Why does America fight in wars?That was the question Tom Bruscino answered last week in the Cultural and Historical Awareness Program’s (C.H.A.P.) latest event.Bruscino, professor at The Army...

After 37 Years, COS Dean Retires.

Isaac Luna, Reporter

April 29, 2019 • No Comments

Dean of Science, Math and Engineering, Dr. Robert Urtecho, is retiring after 26 years of service at the College Of the Sequoias.For 11 years, Dean Urtecho was a high school teacher before being hired...

COS Student Fights The Good Fight

Jared Salcedo, Sports Editor

April 3, 2019 • No Comments

The towers fell and Omar Reneau could do nothing. Being in the service no longer than a year, he was not prepared to see how his life would change, along with the world. Reneau and his bunkmates rushed...

Carlota Marin: A Lifetime of Substance and Experience

March 18, 2019

Tennis Club is a Love Match

March 4, 2019

We live in California and they don’t care what Federal Law says

February 20, 2019

Claudette Colvin: A Forgotten Figure in Black History Month

February 12, 2019

The Necessity of the Flu Shot

February 12, 2019

Main Street Squeeze

February 12, 2019

All the way from Georgia, it’s a family affair.

February 6, 2019

The Campus will be back after winter break

December 13, 2018

C.H.A.P. shows Conan O’Brian Documentary to close out fall semester

December 13, 2018

Classes to get out of for

December 5, 2018

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Opinion

Endgame: How could it ever live up to the hype? [Spoiler-Free]

Issac Luna, Reporter

May 14, 2019

Fantastic actors, rich origin-stories, and directors with an affinity for dramatic flair left this movie-goer with a less than Marvelous experience.“Avengers: Endgame”...

Endgame: 11 Years of Build Up, 1 Fantastic End [Spoilers]

May 14, 2019

[Trailer Review] Sonic The Hedgehog Movie is going to suck and we’re all going to see it

May 14, 2019

Opinion: A Genderqueer Voice

May 2, 2019

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Sports

COS Softball to battle San Mateo Bulldogs Friday

Jared Salcedo, Sports Editor

May 8, 2019 • No Comments

The COS Giants softball team travels to San Mateo Friday to battle the San Mateo Bulldogs in a two out of three Super Regional match up.The first pitch is May 10 at 2pm....

Beloved Basketball Coach, Rusty Smith, to Retire 18 Seasons Later

Jared Salcedo, Sports Editor

April 30, 2019 • No Comments

Walking away from a career that you love can be difficult, especially the foundation and relationships you build along the way. College of Sequoias Men’s Basketball Head...

COS Giant Baseball Team in First Place

Venie Soares and Skyler Singsouvanny

March 26, 2019 • No Comments

The men’s baseball team, 8-1, battles Fresno City College twice this week for the top spot in the Central Valley Conference (CVC).At the conference season mid-point,...

Giants Make It To Elite Eight, But Fall Short

Jared Salcedo, Sports Editor

March 21, 2019 • No Comments

After being the only school to place both men and women teams in the Elite Eight, the COS teams exited the state college basketball playoffs last weekend at Ventura College.Battling...

Track And Field Sets The Bar High

Nicole Funes, Reporter

March 14, 2019 • No Comments

Looking to defend their Central Valley Conference championship, the track and field team comes in with high expectations.Pre-conference meets set the stage for the NorCal...

Men’s Basketball Bounces into State Finals

Jared Salcedo and Jose Cabrera

March 13, 2019 • No Comments

Riding an eight-game win streak, the Giant men’s basketball team travels to Ventura College for the state finals.Today at 1 p.m., the Giants, 22-8, face off with Citrus...