Holidays with two households can be a struggle. Illustration by Veronica Lezzi on Blush. By Brenda Verano, News Editor, and Jasmine Nguyen, Editor-in-Chief Hearing the phrase “At least you’ll get two Christmases,” is something as a child of divorced parents you hear a lot. Most people say it as a way to make you feel […]
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Lucifer Morningstar is missing and I’m about to fight Netflix
Chloe Decker is worried about her mans Lucifer Morningstar, and I’m ready to wage war with Netflix. Photo by Destiny Jackson. By Destiny Jackson, Perspectives Editor The smart-asses chaotic creatives over at Netflix headquarters in Los Angeles decided to cause quite the stir on Thanksgiving with a cheeky Chloe Decker fan cam disguised as a […]
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Skinny Pocket vs the Wonderful World of Streaming
Streaming services are raising prices as they are slowly becoming the new cable TV. By Freestocks on Unsplash. By Carlos Martinez, Web Editor Streaming services are the kings of entertainment. They allowed us to huddle up with our favorite shows such as “The Office” where we can introduce them to a new generation, while also […]
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Black Friday Delusion
Even though the season of gift shopping is here, please stay home during this pandemic-influenced season. Photo by Cindy Canas. By Cindy Canas, Staff Writer Stay home, this year should be an excuse to NOT buy a lot of materialistic gifts for those “close” relatives that you only speak to during the holidays. As the […]
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An Open Door to New Opportunity
The writer pictured courtside at CSUDH Men’s Basketball game. Photo courtesy of Daniel Tom. By Daniel Tom, Staff Reporter Editor’s Note: The writer of this story is a student employee with the California State University, Dominguez Hills Athletics Department. 257 days. That’s how long it’s been since I was last involved in working an athletic […]