By Julissa James Staff Writer Four students were hypnotized at Cal State Dominguez Hills on March 20 with the goal of reducing alcohol abuse before spring break. Robert Hackenson Jr., a professional speaker who travels to universities across the country to lecture, came to Dominguez Hills to address the dangers of substance abuse and ended […]
Category: Culture
Trip to newly opened Cuba opens eyes as well
By Miroslava Cerda Staff Writer One of the most life-changing experiences came to me in the form of a trip. My Cuban friend Raydel was planning a trip to this once-closed county, so two girlfriends and I decided to tag along. Little did I know this journey would forever change my […]
Shen Yun brings ancient Chinese- style performance
By Steffen Vukojevich Staff Writer For the 11th consecutive year, the Shen Yun Performing Arts show is coming to a theater near you in Los Angeles and Orange counties. Shen Yun, which translates to “the beauty of heavenly beings dancing,” is a theater performance troupe based in New York City. Performances feature elaborate […]
Personal narratives shared in ‘Our Stories: Ourselves’
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 […]
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. […]