By Violeta Rocha, Staff Writer Two years ago, I did the dumping in November. People like to refer to this as “the turkey drop” or the cusp of what is commonly referred to as the breakup season. Some people like to dance around the holidays because they don’t want to ruin upcoming festivities with their […]
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Posted inOpinion, personal experience
Whose Body is it Anyway?
By Robin Renay Bolton, Co-Opinion Editor I can’t speak for all women, but the thought of going to my gynecologist’s office fills me with absolute dread. It’s cold, sterile and completely unwelcoming. There’s a nice nurse who takes your weight and height, asks a million questions about your sex life and then sits you in […]
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The Stress that Stole Christmas
By Angelica Mozol, Staff Writer There isn’t anything like the sights and smells of the approaching holidays. As the Christmas decor covers the stores and the music blares loudly playing the same holly jolly songs on repeat, the stress of everything else starts to creep in and makes some question maybe this isn’t the most […]
Posted inOpinion, Video Games & Tech
Instagram to Delete ‘Likes’ from Posts
By Jaclyn Okwumabua, Staff Writer Have you ever been drawn to an Instagram page because of the amount of likes and followers they had? Or do you scale your likelihood of doing business with someone based on the likes they get online? Either way it goes, account users will have to find a different method […]
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Spilling the T in LGBTQ+
Transgender Remembrance Altar at CSUDH’s Queer Culture & Resource Center. Photo taken by Nova Blanco-Rico. By Angelica Mozol, Staff Writer As Transgender Awareness Month recently came to an end this past November, there are many things to keep in mind about how we can offer our support and become better allies. When looking for support, […]