Today’s virtual fair begins at 11 a.m. By Brenda Verano, Staff Reporter Name the social or environmental movement, from No Nukes in the 1980s to #metoo in the 2010s, and chances are you can draw some kind of line linking its tactics, goals or spirit to the grandmother of all modern movements of the […]
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Five–no make that six–Things NOT to do in Quarantine
illustration courtesy of Morgan Payne By Destiny Jackson The world went to hell and now we all have to suffer the consequences by staying inside. There’s a lot of lists floating out there about what to DO during the COVID-19 pandemic but not many about what we shouldn’t be doing, ironically, of course. Just remember: […]
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It’s Not Over for Incoming Freshman
Photo by Destiny Torres. By Benny Morales, Staff Reporter CSUDH welcomed new faces on Toro Admit Day on March 7 just before the school went on lockdown. Now, many high school seniors are left uncertain of their future for attending college in fall 2020. Students from all over the county came to visit this informative […]
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If You Have to Come to Campus, You Better Cover That Pretty Face of Yours
Illustration by Darlene Maes By Matthew Alford, Staff Reporter The same week the city of Carson voted to make it mandatory that anyone out in public must wear some type of mask or face covering, one of the construction workers on the CSUDH campus tested positive for COVID-19 and is currently self-quarantining along with 13 […]
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Capitalism: The Real American Pandemic
“The people need to flowers not corporations.” Photo by Dignidad Rebelde. By Brenda Verano, Staff Reporter Since the first confirmed case of COVID-19 infection in the United States, was announced Jan. 20, we have seen the true face of the American government, and no, I’m not talking about democracy. I’m talking about capitalism. We have […]