Since the pandemic hit Southern California last March, the need for mental health services among students has increased. Story and photo by Robert Rios, Campus Editor Student reaction to the proposed health fee increase has been rough, Associated Student Inc., Vice President of Academic Affairs Jonathan Mancio Molina reported in Wednesday’s Academic Senate meeting. If […]
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Dying To Be Thin, Living To Tell the Tale
For some, sitting down for a meal is second nature. For others, it can bring on destructive thoughts that control their lives. Photo by Raven Brown. By Raven Brown, Opinion Editor Editor’s Note: Warning, context of this story includes graphic references to eating disorders and body dysmorphia. As I looked at myself in the mirror […]
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MSA Commitment to Social Justice Earns a Place on an $8 Million List
MSA plans to enhance the overall curriculum for MSA members and surrounding members of CSUDH with a $100,000 grant from Kaiser. Composite by Anthony Vasquez. By Anthony Vasquez, Staff Reporter, and Benny Morales, Staff Reporter A group of male Toros have good reason to be smiling a bit more brightly these days, as they were […]
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Struggling with Anxiety During a Pandemic
Daily practice and reflection can bring growth to the body. Artwork by Nova Blanco-Rico. By Cindy Portillo, Staff Writer Isolated, stressed, lonely, and depressed; these might sound like a description of Eeyore, one of Winnie-the Pooh’s best friends, but in reality, these are only some of the emotions that intensified for millions of people in […]
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I love you a Latte
Latte art just makes the drink more enjoyable! Photo by Skyler Belmonte. By Skyler Belmonte, Staff Writer Oh, how I miss walking across campus with a warm vanilla latte in one hand and struggling to carry my books in the other. Or, convincing myself I had enough time to cram in a quick stop at […]