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A safe haven on campus

By Patricia Franklin Staff Writer Everyone needs someone to talk to, a confidant, someone to vent to, or a shoulder to cry on. Especially when going through something traumatic such as sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking, abuse or rape. At California State University, Dominguez Hills victim’s advocate, Mayra Romo is that confidant. Romo has been […]

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Sustainably Unsustainable

Twenty batteries designed by Tesla Inc., were installed on campus last month to help reduce the school’s negative environmental impact on the local power grid. By: Bria Overs, Managing Editor With Earth Day right around the corner, a conversation about the environmental impact of this campus is more than necessary. This university, all 15,000 students […]

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Stop snubbing student-athletes, NCAA

By Albert Ledezma Staff Writer Should college athletes be paid? Not according to NCAA President Mark Emmert, who said in a video via Twitter March 31 that paying athletes from revenue-producing sports, i.e., basketball and football, would force athletic departments to eliminate other sports programs. Really, his statement is just a scare tactic and smoke […]

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We have a nuclear what!?

Though it may sound foreboding, it’s research, not radiation, happening on the fifth floor of the north library. By Bria Overs, Managing Editor The elevator isn’t the only spooky thing in the library. Tucked away, around a dimly lit corner leading to the College of Natural and Behavioral Sciences is a dark room with a […]