By Cecilia Juarez Staff Writer Take a trip to meet your favorite A-list celebrities with LSU as they present #OnTheRoad: Tussaud’s Wax Museum and Free In-N-Out, for you and a guest on Sept. 28 from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Students and their one guest will meet on campus along with LSU and other participants […]
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Banned Book Week recognized at CSUDH Library
By Cindy Sepulveda Staff Writer Though we may think that banning books is something that happened in the not-so-distant past, and only under totalitarian governments, the reality is that banning books remains an issue in the U.S. As a reminder of that, the California State University, Dominguez Hills library will present a display during Banned […]
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CSU Students and Faculty Fight Against Board of Trustees Pay Raise and Crime on Campuses
By Alex Graf News Editor Criticism of the recent pay raise given to California State University executives and safety on the 23 CSU campuses were the main topics of discussion at the Sept. 11-12 CSU Board of Trustees meeting. Members of Students for Quality Education highlighted the July CSU executive pay raise, which increased salaries […]
Posted inArt + Entertainment
Mitski: The Anguish of Loneliness
By Fernando Bazan Staff Writer “Be the Cowboy” is the fifth studio album for indie rock artist Mitski, yet it stands out on her music catalog for how well it did commercially. “Be the Cowboy” was released Aug. 17, 2018, and since its release, it has received great reviews and widespread acclaim. Although Mitski’s music […]
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Toro women's volleyball loses to undefeated Cal State Los Angeles
By Antonio Flowers Staff Writer In a battle that was closer than the final score would indicate, CSUDH women’s volleyball team fell to undefeated Cal State LA Saturday night in three fiercely contested sets in the Torodome. Though the Toros lost 3-0, they had chances late in the second and third sets to either snatch […]