Renegade Rip, issue 6, Nov. 16, 2022

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Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2022
BC celebrates opening of the
Edible Education Garden
By Jaspreet Multani
Reporter and Designer
Bakersfield College celebrated the
grand opening of the Edible Education
Garden on Nov. 3. This garden
will provide a learning space for students
in the culinary arts, nutrition,
and agriculture programs at BC. This
will benefit students through the BC
food Assistance program.
Executive Director for the Bakersfield
College Foundation Cheryl Scott
says the garden will also serve as a
learning space for the community.
“Students will learn the process of
growing their own fresh food as they
grow up, and then instilling those ideas
in their families as they go back home,”
Scott explained.
Scott says the garden will make a difference
for BC students to get handson
agriculture
training.
She also mentioned
that the
edible garden will
produce fresh food
for the Renegade
Pantry.
Scott concluded
by saying, “You
can’t learn everything
you need to
know about agriculture
by reading
it in a book, watching
videos, and
hearing people talk
about it, you need
to have hands-on.
That’s what this
project is for our
students.”
JASPREET MULTANI/THE RIP
BC president Zav Dadabhoy speaks at Edible Garden
ribbon cutting on Nov. 3
Binge-worthy for Turkey Day
By Jocelynn Landon
Reporter
“Love is Blind”
It’s your classical love show… except
they never see each other until after the
proposal. Love is blind is currently on
season 3 and is streaming on Netflix.
Is love really blind? Well in this show
you really see love get tested. They have
to fall in love with who they are on the
inside and not the outside.
There are ring conversations that
should have not happened, wine given
to dogs, squinty eyes, and blind men
who can’t see beauty that makes this
show captivating and entertaining to
say the least.
I recommend this show because it
really does dive deep into serious questions
and creates lots of good conversations.
“Elite”
Who doesn’t love a good murder mystery?
Elite, is based in Madrid at an exclusive
boarding school. I do watch the
dubbed version in English, rather than
Spanish and there are rarely times that
the voices don’t match.
Okay let’s get into it, there are questions
of morals, murderer, friends covering
up for murders, swimming pools,
fancy restaurants, fakes, LGBTQ+ representation,
and so much more. With
every season there is something fresh
making you want to solve the mystery
before they do. This show is drama
packed and there is always something
new to keep you entertained. Currently
they have five seasons, with season six
coming out mid November and can be
watched on Netflix.
“Gilmore Girls”
This one is perfect for curling up on
the couch, coffee, and watching with
your friends or family. This mother
daughter duo is the talk of the small
town Stars Hollow in Connecticut. As
Rory, a high school student, needs to go
to a private school in order to have a
better opportunity in getting into Harvard,
Lorelei, Rory’s mom, navigates
the issue of money with the help of
their grandparents. Throughout the
show there are boyfriends, 1,000 yellow
daisies, candy shops, and so so so much
coffee. I like Gilmore girls because of
how much each character grows and
the storyline of not only the main characters,
but side characters such as Paris,
Jess, and Lane. It has a total of seven
seasons, with an additional spin off
called Gilmore Girls: Year in the Life
and can be watched on Netflix.