Graphic by Darlene Maes. By Darlene Maes, Staff Reporter Has anyone stopped to think that although the Coronavirus has made it hard to go out and be social, for some people it’s still the same? A majority of college students are still having to get up every day to work a job that doesn’t make […]
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L.A. Hit With More Blues
Photo by Josh Barber on Dodgers Photoblog. By Jessica Olvera, Co-Sports Editor While most of the world is trying to find ways to keep themselves busy and sane during this quarantine, I am left with mixed emotions ranging from depressed to worried about my beloved Los Angeles sports teams, the star-studded Dodgers and almost-unbeatable Lakers. […]
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UFC 249 Grapples With COVID-19
By Brian Hinchion, Staff Reporter UFC 249 was set to take place April 18. Astute observers will highlight the key word of the previous sentence, was. The UFC, along with basically all the other major sporting leagues around the globe, suspended or cancelled all upcoming events due to the ongoing global pandemic. The one difference […]
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CSUDH Extends No Credit Option for Spring 2020 Classes
Photo by Taylor Helmes. By Taylor Helmes, Assistant News Editor Students will be given the option of changing certain letter to no credit as late as June 1, CSUDH President Thomas A. Parham announced Wednesday in a campus-wise email. “CSUDH is modifying its grading policy to include an extended NC (no credit) option for the […]
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BREAKING NEWS: President Parham announces first employee tests positive for coronavirus; Cal State Fullerton Provost says no decision made on online fall instruction
The first employee to test positive for the coronavirus is currently self-quarantining at home and is apparently one of the “lucky ones,”‘ CSUDH President Thomas A. Parham announced in an email memo today. The full text of the memo is at the bottom of this post. Meanwhile, two days after the OC Register reported that […]