Tag: generation x

Sitautionship, sneaky link, ghosting, soft launch, red flag, cuffing and love bombing are all terms used in the Generation Z community in regards to dating. These terms come with niche ways of connecting as times have changed in dating and dating culture.

Comic book enthusiasts and pop culture fans alike made their way to the Edge of L.A. Comic-Con Convention Saturday at the Packing House in Claremont.

Stage manager Shae Huberts, senior Chryseis Alexander and sophomore Jessica Wotherspoon all participated in "Our Generation," a senior project play that was written and directed by Jennifer Rodriguez.

Ever wonder what it would be like to attend a 10-year high school reunion? Well, Hollywood decided to make a new genre of Generation X films and took the reunion to the extreme with "Grosse Pointe Blank" and "Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion."

Instead of being born in the year of an animal, as in many Asian cultures, we Americans are born into "generations." So who fits into a generation? Does anyone ever get left out? What if you were born in an off year? Where do generations begin and end? How do you know if you fit into a generation? What if one day someone tells you, "Sorry, you don't belong in our generation?"

I have just finished reading the editorials in the March 24 issue of the Campus Times and feel obligated to raise a few issues to the public.