Prop 22 To Determine Which Workers are Treated as Employees
11 years after the first-ever rideshare app, Uber, ushered in a new era of transportation that expanded the gig economy, voters will determine whether to pass Proposition 22 during the 2020 election.
Head-to-Head, Not Face-to-Face
Last night President Trump and former VP Biden “competed” in town halls hosted at the same time by different news stations.
A Breakdown of California’s Propositions
There will be 12 California propositions on your ballot for the election on Nov. 3, 2020. Here is a breakdown of each prop with pros and cons.
Trump’s Controversial Covid-19 Diagnosis
President Trump and the First Lady tested positive for COVID-19, following a week of news that multiple close advisors tested positive.
Poets on the Hunt for Work Study Opportunities
With campus life being put to a halt, students are without employment and lack financial support after relying on FAFSA Work Study awards.
Good news: “Jumbo Jet” Sized Bear Wins Fat Bear Week
Katmai National Park’s 2020 annual Fat Bear Week contest crowned the fattest fan-favorite bear, 747, on Tuesday, Oct. 6, after keeping a small group of active fans entertained on Twitter for nearly a month.
California Passes the Student Borrower Bill of Rights
The Student Borrower Bill of Rights, or Assembly Bill 376, was signed into law by Governor of California Gavin Newsom on Sept. 25, which aims to protect college students like the Poets.
Representing a virtual community: First-year Class Council elections
The First-year Class Council elections are underway, but do freshmen feel comfortable representing the WC community?
Trump on Full Display as Biden Holds Back
Labeled “a mess” by viewers, the first presidential debate was full of interruptions as moderator Wallace struggled to gain control.