By Jeremy GonzalezSports Editor After a disastrous 2018, when they finished with their worst record in program history, the CSUDH men’s soccer team enters the final six games of the California College Athletic Association as a dark horse, but one that still has a beating heart. With a possible 18 points still left on the […]
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The Lightning Rod: Titans Defense Too Much for Chargers
By Jeremy Gonzalez, Sports Editor NASHVILLE, Tenn. During the preview for the Week 7 matchup between the Los Angeles Chargers and Tennessee Titans, I had said that the Titans defense would keep the team in the game and would ultimately lead them to victory. Well guess what ended up happening? Titans defensive end […]
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Seeing John Malkovich
By Matthew AlfordStaff Reporter Shooting on an upcoming show on Netflix continues on campus today. The show, starring Steve Carell and John Malkovich, about the creation of a new American “space force” filmed last week and the big attraction was a helicopter on the lawn west of the University Theatre. But today, the big attraction […]
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Connection Stretches from Redwoods to South Bay
By Jeremy GonzalezSports Editor Chemistry is one of the most important traits any successful sports team must possess. Good chemistry can elevate a team to an elite status that makes them difficult to beat; bad chemistry can kill it, as a team’s identity is more about the individual than the collective unit. A coach or […]
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The Haunting of Relationships Past
By Destiny Torres, Staff Writer With the spooky season in full swing, what better way to ring in the holiday than with haunting dating stories? Nothing can make a person shudder with fear like the mention of ghosting–not the supernatural kind, but the all-to-real kind. There are several ways to break-up with someone. Whether it’s […]