By Lavielle Hibbert They are the second-largest group of Asian and Pacific Islander immigrants in the United States, the islands they or their ancestors came from comprise the third largest Catholic nation in the world, and the U.S. fought a four-year war with the nation soon after it declared its independence from Spain. But the […]
Category: Perspectives
Posted inOpinion, personal experience
Will Gina Rodriguez Ever Shut the Hell Up?
By Robin Renay BoltonCo-Opinion Editor Every single time I’ve seen Gina Rodriguez trending on social media, my first thought is, “Oh God. What did she say now?” I let out a literal moan and groan because she’s never trending for anything good, which is unfortunate because I loved her role on the CW’s “Jane the […]
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How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love (well, tolerate anyway) the Bus
Robert Rios Bulletin By Robert RiosNews Editor I ride the bus to school every day. I am a 22-year-old grown-ass man, three semesters away from earning my bachelor’s degree. And I ride the bus to school every day. And before you chime in, let me just say: I’ve heard it all before. “What, you mean […]
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Staff Editorial: People Behind the Veterans
By Bulletin Staff Monday is Veteran’s day, a day that began as a celebration of the end of World War I but over the years morphed into a national holiday that honors all those men and women, past and present, who have served in the U.S. Military. That includes the approximately 150 CSUDH students who […]
Posted inMovies, Theater & TV, Opinion
Get the Scoop on Writing for T.V.
By Monique DavisStaff Writer CSUDH got a taste of what it’s like to be taken over by Hollywood a couple of weeks ago when a film crew working on the new Netflix show “Space Force,” starring Steve Carrell and John Malkovich, occupied parts of the campus. But since 2014, Hollywood by the Horns, a […]