Photo Courtesy of Toro Athletics By Jessica Olvera, Co-Sports Editor, and Jackson Cascio, Assistant Sports Editor Imagine living in a world or going to a school without sports? Well, that’s the scary reality for professional and collegiate athletes as the rest of the spring and winter season has been suspended due to the threat of […]
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As Strong As They Come
Yolanda Cascio (first row, left) with her family at CSUDH Men’s Basketball Senior Night on February 22, 2020. Photo by Lynda Nguyen By Jackson Cascio, Staff Reporter In May 2015, I received some of the most gut-wrenching news of my life, my mother had a brain tumor. I wasn’t scared, I was terrified at the […]
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The Weeknd Blues Hits CSUDH
Photo By Ulises Rodriguez By Ulises Rodriguez, Staff Reporter The most anticipated album of the year is about to leave many listeners in limbo about old relationships. The Weeknd has slowly released little teases to leave people guessing what his “After Hours” album will be about, which is set to release on March 19 on […]
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Surfing the Third Wave of Reggaeton
Illustration by Andrea Mendez By Andrea Mendez, Staff Reporter “Yo Hago Lo Que Me Da La Gana (YHLQMDLG)” was the album title that Reggaeton sensation, Bad Bunny announced on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on Feb. 27. Translating to “I do whatever I want,” there is no lie that this rapper does what he […]
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She’s Uncomplicated
Illustration by Andrea Mendez-Ochoa by Jasmine Nguyen “Small, weak, submissive and erotically alluring…eyes almond-shaped for mystery, black for suffering, wide-spaced for innocence, high cheekbones swelling like bruises, cherry lips….she’s fun you see, and so uncomplicated.” What could this quote be describing? A doll? Some cartoon characters? Hello Kitty? No, this quote from a 1990 article […]