By Alex Graf Managing Editor On Wednesday, March 27, the video game culture of CSUDH burst free from the confines of the Toro Zone game room and commandeered the LSU Ballroom for five hours. Hundreds of students attended the second eGAme Day to compete for prizes in one of four tournaments or to watch the […]
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Vision Quest: Andre Green Doesn’t let Blindness Get in the Way of his Dream
By Migdalia SanchezSocial Media Manager Andre Green makes his way through campus with a smile on his face and a white cane. While he walks, Green is warmly greeted by many faculty and students. It’s readily apparent to passer-bys that Green is blind, but few could guess that this amiable man with a welcoming personality […]
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The State of Toro Athletics Part I of III
Editor’s note: In light of this being the 50th year of CSUDH athletics, The Bulletin begins a three-part series on the state of Toro athletics in this issue. The first talks about how students view our sports team, followed by how the university views our sports team, in terms of funding, and, finally, how the […]
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Turn Back The Clock: Men’s Soccer Rises to National Prominence
By Jeremy Gonzalez Assistant Sports Editor lthough CSUDH does not have a football team that is known across college athletics like the University of Southern California Trojans, we do have the other “futbol” present on our campus, which is better known as soccer here in the United States. Just before the 1994 season, the CSUDH men’s […]
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Loska Brings the Heavy Lumber for Toros
By Joseph BaroudContributing Writer The game of baseball, and its terminology, is often used as a metaphor for life. It is played after winter finally thaws, a symbol of hope springing eternal. A strikeout is a big personal failure. A home run is as good as it gets. But the success of Pierson Loska, a new […]