Rock band Volumes playing “Edge of the Earth” at 1720 Warehouse in Los Angeles, Calif. Photo by Leah Quintero By Leah Quintero, Staff Reporter When David Isaacs, the history of rock professor at CSUDH, was in high school he used to be one of the very few people that enjoyed listening to metal, a subgenre […]
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CSUDH Dance Team Makes History with their Latest Performance
CSUDH Dance Team before their performance at the Super Bowl Halftime Show. (L-R back row) Katrina Felipe, Kailey Tomas, Kalani Livingston, Isabel Villa, Nathan Canal, Anika Vega. (L-R front row), Shahrazad Abboud, and Ajahnae Sandifer. Courtesy of Katrina Felipe Annais Garcia, Staff Reporter “Okay guys, 30 seconds before the halftime show,” the voice of the […]
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The Environmental Cost of Fast Fashion
Wild Fable is a fast-fashion brand sold at Target; they have an extensive range of women’s clothing, accessories, and jewelry. Photo by Yennifer Ho By: Yennifer Ho, Staff Reporter The fast fashion industry is one of the greatest contributors to pollution, responsible for 10% of global emissions and producing 20% of global water waste according […]
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Vicente Fernandez will have a local street named after him
Mariachi Plaza in Boyle Heights where Vicente Fernandez Street will reside. Photo by RODNAE Productions from Pexels. By Brandon Ramos, Staff Reporter The Mexican singer and legend Vicente Fernandez will have a street named after him in East Los Angeles. Bailey street in Boyle Heights will be renamed “Vicente Fernandez street.” This portion of the […]
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Can “Unlimited Love” Bring The Red Hot Chili Peppers Back to the Spotlight?
Reunited with their chart-topping guitarist, fans of the band hope their new album recaptures the magic they know and love. By Nisvan Guzman, Staff Reporter. It has been over a decade since the Red Hot Chili Peppers have created a buzz in the music world. Their last two albums flew under the radar with most […]