Ten Black women who made history & deserve recognition
Written by Savannah Cooks, Staff Writer The struggle of being a black woman in American is unimaginable unless you live through it every day. Many […]
Month: February 2021
Barotrauma works under pressure
Written by Matthew Escalante, Entertainment writer The world seems calm within the steel walls of the SSN Orca. The sounds of humming machinery fill […]
Black History Month trivia
Black History TRIVIA (answers may be found at bottom of page) Who was the first African American appointed to serve as a U.S. Supreme Court […]
Black History Month moment No. 2
FACT: In 1967, in the landmark civil rights decision Loving vs. Virginia, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that banning interracial marriages goes against the […]
Pandemic alters some Valentine’s Day celebrations
Written by Haley Hrnciar, Staff Writer This year with a global pandemic, Valentine’s Day is bound to have some changes from previous years. With restrictions on […]
Valentine’s Day cards
Need original Valentine’s Day Cards? Check out some designs the members of the Pulse Staff did this year! https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dlHyGVcBe_V0VpElEdTyQMD1yME1SJ4F?usp=sharing
Lobotomy Corporation: Manage dangerous monsters for world’s sake
Written by Cora Fisher & Matt Escalante, Staff Writers Lobotomy Corporation is a rogue-lite monster management game released in April of 2018 by the Korean indie […]
Freed Massachusetts woman pens first poem published by African American
FACT: “Bars Fight” is the earliest known work of poetry by an African American, Lucy Terry Prince (1730–1821). Terry Prince was stolen from Africa, sold […]
Black History Month moment
Q: Who was the first Black female playwright to have her work performed on Broadway? The play was turned into the movie “A Raisin in […]
Boys Swim 2020-21
Photographs by Alejandro Comstock, Photographer/Illustrator/Podcaster/Video-grapher, and Elly Herrick, Staff Writer/Photographer/Podcaster