By Velia Salazar, Staff Reporter The coronavirus pandemic has been a stressful situation for many of us. We might feel helpless, but there are ways we can help during this situation. The first way you can help is by staying home. Yes, it sounds so simple, but this is seriously a big way we can […]
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Remembrance
By Jordan Darling, Editor-in-Chief She was smaller than me, her blue eyes were set in a wrinkled face and her smile was soft. She tapped my Star of David and nodded her head, “You must be Ashkenazi.” It was a simple connection, one that stemmed from a shared faith and a shared culture. Her name […]
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Care Package Drive-By
Bre’aujanae Moore, a Toro Guardian Scholars student assistant, helping assemble the bags for the care package program. Photo courtesy of Morgan Kirk. By Robert Rios, Co-News Editor Helping to meet the nutritional needs of students struggling with food and housing insecurity has been tough enough for The Toro Food Pantry and Basic Needs program which […]
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How COVID-19 Is Affecting Dating Apps
By Benny Morales, Staff Reporter As these lonesome weeks go by, people from all over are beginning to feel impatient with the people they live with. Some, like myself, have gone on dating applications such as Bumble and Tinder to meet new people and have discovered the dating scene has changed during the pandemic. Just […]
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Mexican Cures To Covid-19
By Ulises Rodriguez Just by reading the title, I’m going to let you know that I will suffer the ultimate consequence and get a chancla (sandal) thrown at me. Oh yes, every Mexican’s worst fear until they leave the house their mother runs… the chancla. But who knew that our mother’s artillery practice (which has […]