Novak Djokovic, affectionately called the “Djoker,” is back on top. Courtesy of Tennis TV. By Gabriel Gomez, Art Director Novak Djokovic has won the first Grand Slam of the 2023 season, the Australian Open in Melbourne. Just a year ago, he was barred from playing at the tournament after being deported from the country due […]
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Computer Code Review and the Lost Art of Editing and Peer Review
The intricacies of code. Art by Licia Summerhill. By Licia Summerhill, Staff Reporter Recently, the airline industry has suffered tremendous losses due to software and system failures. In 2022, system failure cost Southwest Airlines a total of $825 million in losses and an additional budget of one billion according to Forbes. The Southwest Airlines malfunction […]
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Harry’s House: The Home We All Deserve
By Brenda Sanchez Barrera, Editor-In-Chief On Tuesday, Nov. 15, Harry Styles got on stage for the final show of his Los Angeles residency, having completed 12 out of the 15 original nights scheduled at the Kia Forum. Though Styles rescheduled three shows due to health issues, he continued the tradition of providing a safe space […]
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The College Experience: What I’ve Made of it.
Photo from: @KDHRRadio on Instagram Mercy Calvo-Cruz, KDHR Student Production Assistant, and Eres Henton KDHR Production Intern assist in setting up sound for ASI’s Spring Fling 2022 concert. By Mercy Calvo-Cruz California State University Dominguez Hills is a majority commuter CSU campus. When I started at Dominguez, I noticed the quick hustle and bustle of […]
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Staff Editorial
Twenty-eight days. Sounded like a lot at first. But subtract weekends and spring break and it was only 12. Sure, we were halfway through the spring semester, but the campus wasn’t closing and we’d be back April 13. Plenty of time for finals and graduation and how hard can this Zoom thing be anyway? Five […]