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Empowering with the mighty Words

By Lauren Walker Staff Writer Natalie Patterson, an internationally-renowned poet and educator who served as the first female producer and host of the nation’s largest weekly poetry venue, will host “Queens of Poetry,” the closing ceremonies of Black History Month at California State University, Dominguez Hills, on Tuesday, Feb. 27, from 6 p.m. to 8 […]

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Who runs the world? GIRLS

By Patricia Franklin Staff Writer Women empowerment seems to be taking the world by storm, and California State University, Dominguez Hills is right in its midst. The Women’s Resource Center at CSUDH is hosting its fifth annual women’s conference on campus on Thursday, March 1. The emphasis of the conference is “Visionary Voices” and the […]

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STAFF EDITORIAL: FAKE NEWS

Our campus made national “news” a few weeks ago. But if you’re not a follower of Breitbart.com, Accuracy in Academia, Campus Reform or Fox 11, you probably missed it. But don’t worry: you didn’t miss anything important. Because it wasn’t even close to being real news. It was a report, spread by those outlets, used […]

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AROUND CAMPUS

WEDNESDAY FEB. 21 Designed to give students information and knowledge about financial aid, The Financial Aid department will host a workshop on Wednesday from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. in LSU Meeting Room 113. Students are encouraged to attend to ask questions about financial aid.   FRIDAY FEB. 23 IN MEMORIAM A viewing and memorial […]

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A space for Dreamers

Patrick James Dela Cruz, the student assistant for the multicultural center. Photo by Kyle Umeda. By Elizabeth Guillen Staff Writer Holding an immigration status creates a unique kind of college experience. Those students do not have the same access to financial support and admission options as their fellow classmates do. This is one of many reasons […]