Jason Truitt, Reporter
November 14, 2018
"We like to keep things simple and casual here," says Tony, chef and owner of restaurant Cafe Brazil. "We create dishes highlighting the flavors from northern Brazil and the...
The Pinnacle Oracle, Advice Columnist
November 14, 2018
Q: I’m working full time and attending class full time. I’m about to lose my mind. Help! Just Want To Give Up Dear Reader, I too am a full...
Kera Morris, Editor-in-Chief
November 9, 2018
The Arapahoe Pinnacle is not precisely unaccustomed to getting the occasional piece of feedback from an unhappy reader. While not common, we expect some backlash on pieces...
Serena Montoya, Kera Morris, Jason Truitt, and Dylan Boxer
November 8, 2018
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Neil Silverman, Author
November 6, 2018
The police would arrive on a very cold October 31st, several days after the Pickards met their maker. It was only when they missed appointments and meetings that it became...
Kera Morris, Author
November 6, 2018
“Up, up, up,” sang a little bird of a woman standing inches from my face. She flapped her hands, fluttering fingers at my chin. I tilted up my face and held my breath...
Marilyn K Moody, Author
November 6, 2018
Huge. Spooky. Rundown. Hattiebelle’s house is the biggest and creepiest house in my little hick town in downstate Illinois. We all just call it “The Mansion.” It...
Dylan Boxer, Health and Wellness Editor
November 3, 2018
Within the haystack of hate crimes and fear mongering that we’re so used to tuning out, it’s easy to lose track of the needle that separates itself from that negativity....
The Pinnacle Oracle, Advice Columnist
November 3, 2018
Q: I’m basically my niece’s mother now, and I love her. But I want to go back to school and get my life together. Sometimes we can’t find my sister for weeks at a time,...
Dylan Boxer, Editor
November 3, 2018
On Nov 1 at approximately 3:48pm a fire alarm sounded throughout Arapahoe Community College Campus. Hordes of students were forced to immediately exit the campus in an orderly...
Kera Morris, Editor-in-Chief
October 31, 2018
"Out from the Margins," a literary event in Littleton this Thursday, spotlights the kind of writing and authors and poets that have historically been shunted to the wayside....
Dylan Boxer, Health and Wellness Editor
October 30, 2018
With the cold nights getting longer and the leaves changing with the season one thing seems to be on most people’s minds: Halloween. And just like mythical vampires of legend,...
Serena Montoya, Managing Editor
October 22, 2018
Looking for a scare? Try the City of the Dead and the Asylum Haunted House at the Mile High Flea Market at 7007 E 88th Ave., Henderson CO. Having been open since September...
Ana Fernandes, Reporter
October 20, 2018
The Garden of the Gods was established in 1909, and in 1971 it was announced a designated National Natural Landmark . Located in Colorado Springs, the magnificent park certainly...
The Pinnacle Oracle, Advice Columnist
October 19, 2018
Q: My boyfriend wants children, like, now… but I don’t even graduate for another year! Plus, I want to establish a career first. Is there any hope for us? Not Ready Dear...
Sofia Hellemar, Reporter
October 17, 2018
Tattoos are becoming more popular as time goes by, and have been controversial because of some of the meanings behind them, but times have changed. They've gone from sometime...
Dylan Boxer, Jason Truitt, and Kera Morris
October 11, 2018
Most students have been looking forward to Oct. 9th as a day to sleep in, get some work done and maybe even lounge around. That’s because students had that day off while...
Kera Morris, Editor-in-Chief
October 11, 2018
"I see that guy all the time," you might think, seeing someone day-in and day-out semester after semester. There are plenty of full-time staff that students often see but...
The Pinnacle Oracle, Advice Columnist
October 10, 2018
Q: My teenager wants to start classes here to get “a leg up” on her degree. I’m worried about her being in classes with adults! What should I do? Not Sure...
Sarah Sanchez, Reporter
October 8, 2018
Only three days apart, two Arapahoe High School students were lost to suicide. Both students were seniors, a boy and girl. In the early hours of Saturday, September 29,...
Rachel Lorenz, Contributing Writer
October 4, 2018
Cans of soup, jars of peanut butter and boxes of noodles are stacked neatly and waiting for students in the new food pantry at Arapahoe Community College. Since its opening...
Dylan Boxer, Entertainment and Culture Editor
October 2, 2018
The Gym. For some, it’s a term synonymous with sweat, tears and aggravation. For others it’s known as the “Iron Temple," a place to hone one's strength and durability....
Jason Truitt, Editor
September 28, 2018
The Flash Bomb reading series hosted their monthly event at Arapahoe Community College on Sep. 26, 2018. It was the first time on record the group performed together in an...
Serena Montoya, Managing Editor
September 28, 2018
How dare ye try to take away freedom to read! Did you know it’s Banned Books Week? Well, now you do. Having started September 23 going until September 29, many local...
Rachel Lorenz, Editor
April 25, 2018
Students Nick Plescan and Caleb Fischer play Connect Four at the End of the Year BBQ on Arapahoe Community College's main campus in Littleton, Colo., Wednesday, April 25,...
Kera Morris, Reporter
April 22, 2018
With the semester drawing to a close, students and professors alike here at Arapahoe Community College are shifting into high gear for the final push toward summer break. “I'm...
Kera Morris, Reporter
April 16, 2018
March 16, 2018 According to a high ranking administrative staff member entitled to reserved spaces, there is plenty of available parking around campus at Arapahoe Community...
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