By Darlene Maes, Staff Reporter So here we are, physical distancing and staying home has become our current normal. Remember when you were sitting in traffic or waiting in a large line and feeling frustrated? The thought of overcrowded spaces would make you want to scream?! Maybe you would have agreed with the underappreciated paper […]
Category: Perspectives
Posted inCOVID, Lifestyle, Opinion
Spooky Coachella
By Ulises Rodriguez, Staff Reporter As the toilet paper apocalypse continues, it has proven to be a true fucker as it continues to shut down major events such as Beyond Wonderland, WonderCon, and even our very own graduation ceremony. One highly anticipated event to have the biggest impact so far was the notorious Coachella, which […]
Posted inCampus News, Opinion
CSUDH Buildings May Cause Cancer?
By Brian Hinchion, Staff Reporter Have you ever seen the sign “chemicals in this building may be known to cause cancer” usually posted outside of apartment complexes, restaurants and innocuous buildings throughout the state of California? I’ve always been pretty taken aback by the signs especially since you’re usually entering the building itself when you […]
Posted inEditorial, Music
The Bulletin’s Spotify Playlist
Graphic by Darlene Maes Welcome to our CSUDH Bulletin playlist! In the mood to organize and clean? Need to have some background noise while you study? Or just want to cruise to something new? Come introduce yourself to some new artists/songs you may not be familiar with! This playlist was created with the intention to expand […]
Posted inCOVID, Opinion, personal experience, Politics
The Chinese Flu
By Jasmine Nguyen, Culture Editor A month ago I wrote about the growing xenophobic behavior towards Asian Americans due to the now pandemic of COVID-19. Back in February, it was a few uncomfortable glances and unfunny tweets on Twitter but now as the virus has fully become a crisis for many Americans, the xenophobia against […]