by Jeremy GonzalezStaff Writer Looking to sweep their cross-town rival for the second consecutive season, the CSUDH men’s basketball team surrendered too many turnovers and went cold from the three-point line Saturday, dropping its homecoming game to CSULA 77-57. Earlier in the season, the Toros marched into CSULA and emerged victorious in an 89-86 thriller. […]
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Posted inArt + Entertainment, Movies, Theater & TV
After Unexpected Delay, Undocumented Becomes More Intimate Theatrical Production
By Joseph BaroudStaff Writer After an extended delay due to safety concerns in the campus’ main theater, “Undocumented” is finally on stage at CSUDH. The play, written by Elaine Romero, was originally set to take place in the 444-seat University Theatre last October. But an inspection of the theater discovered “significant safety concerns,” that forced […]
Posted inOpinion
An Addict’s Journey Doesn’t End with Stopping
By Joseph BaroudStaff Writer I know I didn’t die twice and was spared each time for a life of despair on the street, becoming victim to the syringe and the poppy flower. To the depths of my own personal hell I’ve sunk, but each time I’ve gotten up and started walking again. But I know […]
Posted inBasic Needs, Opinion
Free College Shouldn’t Be a Pipe Dream
By Alex GrafNews Editor If you’re a college student struggling with the financial burden of getting a four-year degree, you’re far from alone. According to the Federal Reserve, American college students carry a whopping total of $1.48 trillion in student loan debt among 44.2 million borrowers, which comes to $39,400 per borrower. But what if […]
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What to Expect When You’re Expecting New Buildings
By Bria OversEditor-in-Chief If you haven’t become accustomed to the sounds and sight of new construction on campus quite yet, too bad. Some part of the campus will be under constant construction until at least fall 2021, if not longer, and there will be a lot of bodies and programs moving during that time. That […]