An Anti-racism protest in San Francisco shows the frustration and fear of the Asian American community. Photo by Nova Blanco-Rico. By Jasmine Nguyen, Senior Editor I miss the days where I could be writing about the overly done nerd stereotypes of the Asian American community, but unfortunately, I’m worried about my grandfather getting assaulted while […]
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Despite Pandemic, Athletics Thrive Academically
Kekoa Nelson (left), sophomore, and Vincent Temesvary (right), freshman, were two of the 153 Toros student-athletes to make the academic honors lists in the fall. Photos by Vincent Temesvary and GoToros. By Jeremy Gonzalez, Sports Editor and Chaz Kawamura, Staff Reporter Despite collegiate athletics being halted due to the pandemic, the California State University, Dominguez […]
The Roar of a Panther: Bobby Seale on Active Revolution
Photo of Bobby Seale, 1972, courtesy of Bob Fitch Photography Archive, Department of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries By Robert Rios, Campus Editor If you want to organize for social justice, don’t neglect to organize the stuff between your ears, Bobby Seale, the co-founder of the Black Panther Party, said in a Thursday webinar organized […]
“A Surge of Power” a story of injustice
Kendall Bryant (left) and Alex Serrano (right) during a rehearsal for the virtual performance of “A Surge of Power,” a new play inspired by the BLM protests of last summer. It opens May 11. Photo by Andrea Espinoza. By Andrea Espinoza, Staff Reporter Although “Surge of Power” is a new play inspired by, and set […]
Commentary: From No I Cannot, to Yes, I can!
A 3D avatar model made through Blender, the design was a process of using both 2D imaging and 3D modeling. Photo by Desiree Lee. By Desiree Lee, Staff Reporter Everywhere we turn these days, stories about COVID-19 are unavoidable. Between the number of cases spiking and dropping, to the distribution of the vaccine, and the […]
