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12 Jan

Time to Stand Up: My Story

by Louie Aragon. Everything in my life was going crazy, nothing was in control and I had no idea what to do except  to take life on  and step outside…

12 Jan

Download the Fall print edition

Were you able to get hold of a copy of the Fall print edition of the base line?  Here is a copy to download for your reading pleasure. To download, …

12 Jan

Geocaching: Hunting Hidden Treasures

Story and photography by Michelle Menes.   Adam Kwasnaza and Sandy Walsh met through an online dating website. Six months later, the Pennsylvania couple found out that together, they had…

12 Jan

My Tonsillectomy: bye, bye Turkey

Story by Julian Aiden Bravo,  art by Natalie Thomas. Going through a tonsillectomy the day before Thanksgiving is easily the most idiotic thing to do, and that’s exactly what I…

12 Jan

A painting by Applehuo

by Yi-jie Huo.

12 Jan

The Filippi Winery

story by Mark Nevarez,  photography by Michelle Menes. His gaze rises from the table, looking up at the wall,  floor to ceiling one big rack of wine. Dark  cross patterned…

12 Jan

The Atheist: Devil Worshiping Baby Eater

by Amanda Billie Guerrero. My morning is defined by a list of daily rituals that consists of: thanking Lucifer with a sacrificial lamb and a satanic hymn, making my favorite…

01 Nov

The Fluid Student

by Isaiah Mcnair-Wilson. I noticed the morning fog was ominously thick when I was waiting at the bus December 6th. That kind of weather is probably the only weather that…

10 Oct

Spurce, weeds and sidewalk eating

by Julie Cosgrove.  A slideshow follows,  below the story.   On a hot, sunny October morning, two representatives from Spurse, a design collective, led more than a dozen curious students…

18 Aug

Heroin: cheap, easy, on the rise

by Austin Pacheco. Jake Gordon sits on his bed recalling his memories of heroin use, of all the times he shot up. He had been using just over a year…

18 Aug

A Cinephile’s Dilemma

by Hanajun Chung. In 1994, I went to one of the two local cinemas on my island (Guam). It was me, an aunt, and a few cousins and we went…

18 Aug

Undocumented in the great recession: staying in place

by Julie Cosgrove. When Tania Mora graduated from high school four years ago, she fell into a funk because as an undocumented immigrant, she felt she had no future.  Her friends…

18 Aug

Movin’ on up with the DPS

by Brittny Delgado. Chaffey College student, Caitlin Robertson, 21, of Fontana, wears a blue baseball cap and matching blue jacket as she makes her way around the disabilities programs and…

18 Aug

An Adjunct’s Dilemma

by Julie Cosgrove.  Including student testimonials. For the past four years, art history instructor, Denise Johnson, has been an advocate for adjunct, or part-time faculty, who currently make up 77%…

18 Aug

Darkness in the World

by Bailee Epperson. There is only one thing in life that is permanent and guaranteed. Not even our sadness, our material objects, or even our happiness will go unchanged indefinitely.…

18 Aug

Thinking about environmentalism, a blog

by Chris Salazar.  Photography by Sean Henry. Technocratic rationalism or technocracy So the previous post was a primer, an introduction to the concept of what a “progress trap” is. Today…

18 Aug

The Soapbox: whither journalism?

A Conversation with Charles Apple, focus editor, Orange County Register, by Val Gonzales. Apple’s blog can be found at:  http://www.Charlesapple.com  

18 Aug

Making Long Distance Relationships Fly

by  Brittny Delgado. Fall is the time of year when many young people head off to college, leaving behind not just home but the significant other from a romantic relationship.…

18 Aug

Everything Zen

by Francisco Paz.  Photo by Sean Henry. A blue house with overextending porch. Brown house with a lion roaring Chihuahua. White house with perfect landscape, and a green house with…

18 Aug

Concrete Angel

by Karina Colorado, OBOC essay contest finalist. “All the good ones die young.” I don’t believe that’s true. Death does not choose you for who or what you are.  Sometimes…

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