Will Lack of Funds Derail Plans? By: Jordan Darling, Editor-in-Chief California State University, Dominguez Hills is feeling the strain of a growing campus, and nothing feels it more than the process that is so critical in that growth: planning the budget. At a Budget Town Hall held Tuesday, Interim Vice President of Administration and Finance […]
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Providing A Second Chance For Those With A Criminal Record: Expungement Clinic Nov. 23
By: Destiny Torres, Staff Reportert Students attending California State University, Dominguez Hills who have a criminal record may have a hard time finding a job after graduation. That is why the Scholars United and the Pre-Law Society club have worked together to host an clinic on campus. The clinic will be on Saturday, Nov. 23 […]
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Still Time Left to Hit the Rink And Help the Hungry and Homeless
By Lavielle HibbertStaff Reporter Today’s Farmers Market has ended but free ice skating is still available until 6 p.m., in the Sculpture Garden. The event is part of the CSUDH Basic Needs Initiative’s Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. Along with the free ice skating presented by the LSU, donations of toiletries for the Holiday Shoebox […]
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Tagalog Not Required, but an Interest in the Philippines Won’t Hurt
By Lavielle Hibbert They are the second-largest group of Asian and Pacific Islander immigrants in the United States, the islands they or their ancestors came from comprise the third largest Catholic nation in the world, and the U.S. fought a four-year war with the nation soon after it declared its independence from Spain. But the […]