By: Yeymy Garcia, Managing Editor “This represents diversity in its purest form.” That is what Adam Kasarda, director of the Student disAbility Resource Center, said earlier this year when presenting CSUDH’s third Ability Ally Training. If you missed out, you’re in luck as they are having another training on Oct. 9, 2019 from 9 a.m. […]
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Oogie Boogie Bash Brings Tricks not Treats to Disneyland
By Destiny Jackson, Co-Opinion Editor If having a Halloween-based heart attack surrounded by murderous clowns and your equally terrified (or worse: unfazed) friends at Universal Studios Horror Nights, Six Flags: Fright Fest or Knott’s Scary Farm isn’t your thing… don’t worry, Disneyland has got you covered. By the way, did you know our student activities […]
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Flu Season Is Here and So Is Your Flu Vaccine
By: Jessica Olvera, Assistant Sports Editor To get a head start towards protecting yourself from the flu, the Student Health Center on campus is now offering flu shots made available to faculty and staff for $15, while students can get vaccinated at no charge. According to The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the […]
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The Lightning Rod: Chargers/Dolphins Preview, 9/29
By Jeremy Gonzalez, Sports Editor Chargers vs. Dolphins 10 a.m. Hard Rock Stadium, CBS. Chargers record: 1-2. A career-best performance from wide receiver Keenan Allen was not enough as the Chargers lost 27-20 at home against the Texans. Dolphins record: 0-3. Dolphins offense continues to struggle as the Fins only put up two field goals […]
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Toro Soccer teams come up short in First CCAA contests
By Jessica Olvera, Assistant Sports Editor Both soccer programs continue to struggle as they opened conference play this weekend with losses to Chico State Friday, the women falling 2-1 and the men 2-0. Both games were played at Dignity Health Sports Park’s main stadium. The women drop to 1-4-1, not the start they wanted after […]