By Destiny TorresStaff Reporter It may be surprising to some, but facts are facts: the U.S. has the highest population of prison inmates in the world; 67 percent of them are people of color, which represent only about 37 percent of the American population; and the massive number of incarcerated persons needing to be housed, […]
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Putting the Corrido in its Proper Perspective
By: Destiny TorresStaff Reporter Alexandro Hernández grew up in the small Texas town of Del Río, just across the border from the Mexican city of Ciudad Acuña, Coahuila. But what drove him to become a musician wasn’t the traditional border town soundscapes of conjunto, the Texas-Mexican version of norteño, but metal and hardcore punk. But as […]
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The Lightning Rod: Chargers Preview, Week Six
Photo from Wikipedia Commons, Keith Allison, Chargers 961cs By Jeremy GonzalezSports Editor Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Los Angeles Chargers, 5:20 p.m. Dignity Health Sports Park, Carson. NBC. Chargers record: 2-3. The Chargers played their worst game of the season last Sunday and their poor performance led to a 20-13 loss against the Denver Broncos at home. […]
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No. 3 Golden Eagles Too Much to Handle for Toros
By Jessica Olvera, Assistant Sports Editor The CSUDH men’s soccer team was handed its biggest loss of the season at home Wednesday, losing 6-0 in a conference game against crosstown rival, and third-ranked nationally Cal State LA. The Toros (1-2 in conference; 2-5-1 overall) struggled to keep pace with the overpowering display of […]
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No Love in This Elevator
LA County Fire Department workers trying to free a student who would spend nearly two hours in an elevator Wednesday night, an elevator one person described as “the DMV in an elevator shaft.” Photo by Dayzsha Lino. By Matthew AlfordStaff Reporter A quick trip between floors of the North Library Wednesday night turned into nearly […]