By Kelsey ReichmannEditor-in-Chief Few people argue that next to a students’ own initiative, nothing is more important to their educational success than the people who teach them. But many students may not realize that just as students are separated into classes (freshman to seniors) their instructors are also divided into different categories. This is the […]
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Inaugural Free Speech Week Puts Focus on the 1st
By The Bulletin Staff California State University, Dominguez Hills President Thomas A. Parham set the tone for the university’s first Free Speech Week in Monday’s kick-off event, in which he said that though the campus community is comprised of people and groups of many different types, the “common thread, representing the core of our mission, […]
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The Scoop on Student Success
By Jordan Darling News Editor Hey you. Yes, you. If you work at or participate in any of the following: Mervyn M. Dymally Institute, PACE, EOP, Women’s Resource Center, or if you participate in any of our 12 student support programs, this pertains directly to you. The long-awaited move into the new Student Success […]
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Queens of Poetry Promote Sisterhood, Cultural Identity
By Tristin Taylor Staff Writer The queens unite! The student-led group, Talk 2 Me Sis, which promotes and fosters community building among Black students, hosted a special event on March 27th called “Queens of Poetry,” which was a poetry event to pay homage to female poets of color. Coordinated by students Jaclyn Okwumabua and Tianna Townsend, […]
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CSUDH eGame Day Smashing Success
By Alex Graf Managing Editor On Wednesday, March 27, the video game culture of CSUDH burst free from the confines of the Toro Zone game room and commandeered the LSU Ballroom for five hours. Hundreds of students attended the second eGAme Day to compete for prizes in one of four tournaments or to watch the […]