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 […]
Category: Perspectives
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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 […]
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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 […]
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Left on the Dock: Veteran’s Day links generations in this family
Courtesy of Darling Family By Jordan DarlingEditor-in-Chief The breeze that came off of the water carried a slight chill, that swept over the small group meandering in the parking lot of the McDonald’s next to the naval pier. Street lights let off a glow that illuminated the teary faces of the family preparing to say […]