By Stacey Lockett Staff Writer To say Warren Edmonson is an icon at California State University, Dominguez Hills is putting it lightly. In his 16 years as head track and field coach, the longest coaching tenure in Toro history, he has coached 34 All-Americans, including Carmelita Jeter, a three-time Olympic medalist often referred to as […]
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Level Up! Join Overwatch
Welcome to Level Up!, a regular column in each CSUDH Bulletin about video games and video game culture from someone who spends every second of her free time hours deep into a game, just not recently because midterms. By Beatriz Arreola Lifestyle Editor There will not be a new game review this time, sorry to […]
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Basketball Seasons Come to an End
Women’s Basketball By: Francisco Padilla Staff Writer The 2017-2018 CSUDH women’s basketball season came to an end Tuesday night after an 80-67 loss to the Cal Poly Pomona Broncos in the first round of the California Collegiate Athletics Association tournament. It was a rough night from the field for the Toros, who were held to […]
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Un espacio para “Soñadores”
By: Elizabeth Guillen Staff Writer This story was originally published on February 21, 2018, and has been translated into Spanish. The English version can be read here. Los estudiantes que tienen un estatus inmigratorio tienen una experiencia única en el colegio. Estos estudiantes no tienen las mismas oportunidades que sus compañeros tienen; soñadores no tienen […]
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Do or Die for Women's and Men's Basketball Teams
By Francisco Padilla Staff Writer Women’s Basketball: With two games remaining for the CSUDH Women’s basketball team, the California Collegiate Athletics Association playoffs are well within reach. The Toros are currently seventh in the CCAA standings with a 12-13 overall record, 11-10 in conference play. With only the top eight teams qualifying for the CCAA tournament, […]