Features – Page 4 – The Mesa Press

“Jazz in the Courtyard” gives audience an enjoyable performance

April 3, 2018

Alma Verde: the healthy taste of wonders

April 3, 2018

‘Tomb Raider’- A necessary reboot?

March 27, 2018

Lucy Dacus’s ‘Historian’: Raw and Real

Anna Fiorino, Features Editor

March 25, 2018

Filed under Features, Music, Uncategorized

Lucy Dacus’s “Historian,” was released this March, garnering approval from both audience and critic ratings. Dacus is a 22-year-old American indie-rock singer and songwriter. Since the release of her first album, “No...

‘Norse Mythology’ is a timeless book for all readers of any generation

Leslie Lopez, Staff Writer

March 22, 2018

Filed under Features

Neil Gaiman, the author of notable works such as “Coraline” and “American Gods,” enlightens readers with his knowledge and appreciation of the Norse myths in “Norse Mythology.” In his compelling new fictional book, ...

Drop your Mixtape at Mesa College

Lauren Lee, Staff Writer

March 15, 2018

Filed under Features, Music

Many have tall dreams of making it big as a musical artist, but shy from the learning curve. As it turns out, San Diego Mesa College may be the place to start. Students from all ages and walks of life can come to Mesa Colleg...

‘The Strangers: Prey at Night’ preys on the audience’s sense of fear

March 15, 2018

‘A Wrinkle in Time’ shines with diverse cast

March 15, 2018

‘Black Panther’ makes mark in the MCU

March 12, 2018

Open mic: root scholars speaking their truth

March 8, 2018

Filed under Features

San Diego Mesa College held the black history event OPEN MIC: Roots Scholars "Spoken Soul" on Feb.20. This event was led by Themika Mayasa, professor and the head of the black studies department. The first segment of this experience...

Color Theory and Its ‘Colorful’ Artist

March 5, 2018

Cafe Tacvba One of the greatest Mexican Rock Bands alive

March 3, 2018