Although it has been a most unwelcome guest for nearly two months, there remains a great deal we do not know about the coronavirus that has altered our lives so fundamentally. But there are some things we do know, including: Eight out of 10 reported deaths in the U.S. have been people who were 65-years […]
Category: Perspectives
Posted inCOVID, Lifestyle, Opinion
Honey, I’m Stuck at Home
by Angelica Mozol, Social Media Manager When the world decided to essentially close down, it felt unreal. I wasn’t keeping up with how quickly everything was going to be taken away, so the situation felt almost instantaneous. The recent “Stay At Home” order that was put in place, and the constant rising number of cases […]
Posted inCampus News, COVID, News, personal experience
CSUDH Pow Wow Postponed Due to COVID-19: Native American Community Shows Resilience in Troubled Times
The Head Man (left), Johnny Velasquez from the Jicarilla Apache Nation, led all the other dancers into the arena at last year’s pow wow. Photo by Glenn Marshall. By Yeymy Garcia, Managing Editor The elemental sounds of nature replicated by the flute and drums, the powerful singing of those who call to their ancestors, and […]
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Dear Karen, The World Doesn’t Revolve Around You
Graphic by Darlene Maes. By Darlene Maes, Staff Reporter Disclaimer: This diary is to give a voice to that “essential” worker dealing with daily idiots. Dear Karen, Since I choose not to take out my retail annoyance on anyone else, I decided to write down my anger. I wonder what it is like to wake […]
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Guess What, the World Doesn’t Revolve Around Your Issues
Graphic by Darlene Maes. By Darlene Maes, Staff Reporter Has anyone stopped to think that although the Coronavirus has made it hard to go out and be social, for some people it’s still the same? A majority of college students are still having to get up every day to work a job that doesn’t make […]