Eddie Soto will have to wait a year to walk the Toro sidelines again. Photo courtesy of Toro Athletics. By Jackson CascioStaff Reporter The California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) announced Tuesday that all NCAA sporting events will be suspended for fall 2020. The announcement was made by Dr. Gayle Hutchinson, the chair of the CCAA […]
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The New (Un) Normal to Continue: Classes to be Primarily Online in Fall 2020
California State University Chancellor Timothy White announced today that in-person classes, with possible exceptions, at all 23 CSU campuses across the state will be canceled and most instruction will be delivered solely online. White informed the CSU Board of Trustees of the decision at today’s board meeting, which was live-streamed. He said it came after […]
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We NEED Better Latinx Representation
By Velia Salazar, Staff Reporter Growing up, there were times I thought I only existed in cartoons. That’s what my TV told me. While there were plenty of white faces on TV representing every facet of life, the only brown-skinned faces I saw were of cartoon characters. While very young, the only Latina I saw […]
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NFL’s First Virtual Draft a Resounding Success
By Brian Hinchion, Staff Reporter Well that went well. Once it was announced this year’s NFL Draft would take place virtually and not in Las Vegas as originally planned, I immediately thought of how much of a fiasco it could be. Technologically inept coaches and general managers would be at the whims of routers and […]
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When Will Sports Leagues Return?
By Brian Hinchion, Staff Reporter Around mid-March, all current major American sports leagues suspended play, as well as the major European soccer leagues. Since then a multitude of theories and proposals have been floated as to when the suspended leagues will return. Here is the up-to-date status of a potential return for each league/sport. The […]