By Jordan DarlingNews Editor October 27, 2018. Tree of Life Synagogue. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Eleven people killed in a mass shooting during Shabbat services. April 28, 2019.Congregation Chabad. Poway, San Diego County. One killed and three wounded by gunfire during Shabbat services on the last day of Passover. These are the stories that made national news. […]
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Reflections From a Departing Editor
By Kelsey ReichmannEditor-In-Chief The Bulletin changed my life forever. I know most communications students see this as just another class they have to pass in order to get their degrees, but to me, it is so much more. Before The Bulletin, it was all theory and class projects. You wrote and only the professor would […]
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Graduation: Appreciate Your Time as a Toro
By Kelsey ReichmannEditor-In-Chief I didn’t aspire to attend CSUDH. In all honesty, I was upset that I had to go here. And then something clicked. I realized that while literally no one I knew even knew CSUDH existed, it had more opportunity for me than I would have ever received at a school like UCLA. […]
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Graduation: Was it all a Mistake?
By Salvador OcegueraStaff Writer You hear it all the time this time of year: “Now that I’m graduating, I’m ready for the real world!” Well, if all goes according to plan, next year I’ll be a graduating senior. But I won’t feel I’m ready for the real world. I’ll feel like I’m ready to get […]
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Words Can Wound, No Matter How Small
By Tristin TaylorStaff Writer At a campus such as ours, with people from so many ethnic backgrounds, there’s a perfect opportunity to learn about other cultures and perspectives. But it’s also very easy to offend someone without even knowing you are doing it. “Hey, you’re Asian, you must be really good at math.” “You’re Black, […]