By Jonathan Ghattas, Staff Reporter The final four candidates for CSUDH athletic director, vacant since early last semester, were interviewed over Feb. 22-25, and a decision is expected to be announced later this month. The finalists for the position are current associate athletics director of California State University, Fullerton, Greg Paules, current associate director of […]
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Women Trending Up in NBA
Gabrielle Leos (center) works hard to be a role model for girls everywhere on and off the court. Provided by Jena Rouser, CSUDH. By Daniel Diaz, Staff Reporter One conversation that can spark heated debates is women and professional sports. The male perspective of women’s sports often gets taken incorrectly by one side or the […]
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Esports, Where Were You When I Needed You
The esports lab will be filled with innovation and new technology like lightweight moues and high-performance keyboards–that the writer of this story will never use. Photo by Benny Morales. By Benny Morales, Staff Reporter If there is one thing I am doing 90% of my free time, it is playing video games. Throughout my college […]
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This Nomination’s For the Books
Stephanie Sterling Brasley became library dean in 2014. Photo courtesy. By Andrea Espinoza, Staff Reporter Editor’s note: This is the first of a two-part series on CSUDH’s nominees for the Wang Family Excellence Awards. In two weeks: Dr. Ximena Cid, who was a nominee for outstanding faculty innovator. Stephanie Sterling Brasley had always been encouraged […]
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There’s No Vaccine for Racism
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 […]