By Judy Camarillo Staff Writer The Cal State Dominguez Hills Women’s Resource Center continues to promote its book of narratives, “Our Stories: OURSELVES,” written by students. Karina Cruz, a student assistant at the center, says the book contains true and meaningful stories about going through a journey in life and learning to let […]
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Sorority celebrates 30 years of sisterhood
By Tyler Shultz Staff Writer Kappa Delta Chi Sorority Inc. is celebrating 30 years of sisterhood nationwide – 14 of them at Cal State Dominguez Hills — this spring. Four women founded the sorority on April 6, 1987 at Texas Tech University. Twelve women founded the CSUDH chapter on March 30, 2003. […]
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Future Toro looks to bring Synthwave
By Anthony Maese-Castillo Staff Writer Music, to some, is part of the air they breathe, a motivation to stay focused, a means of keeping hope or a way of relaxation. But to others it’s something to base a career around. Martin Raya, 22, a transfer student from Cypress College in Buena […]
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Poetry Corner: ‘Women’s Intuition’
I was birthed one day with a gift, But it wasn’t material. It was all frustratingly serial to my lifetime movie Except I have no stunt-double, no rehearsal, and no co-stars to fool me. It is a language only women seem to understand, And they are the only ones who I know what I am […]
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Social media makes celebrities of the undeserving
By Fernanda M. Tovar Staff Writer In a matter of seconds, a video or meme can go viral. You tweet or post anything that is funny and people will run with it. I mean thousands, sometimes millions of retweets and likes. Social media platforms have given users an opportunity to do more than […]