By Liliana Ulloa Staff Writer Boobs. They have become weapons of marketing products and services and shoved down our throats in almost every visual media we consume. Like product placement, breasts are usually used to draw your attention to a particular subject, only not so discreetly. But, while the objects of so much visual attention, […]
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Commuting for Higher Education
By Maria Villa Staff Writer Living in the greater Palm Springs has its benefits, such as the weather, clean air and the terrific tourist shopping. But higher education is not one of them. Most four-year schools are in the greater Los Angeles Area. So, as in my last semester at the local community college, College of […]
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I am HER voice: STOP GUN VIOLENCE
By Patricia Franklin Staff Writer Photo Credit: Courtesy of the Todd Family Picture of: Alicia Faith Todd Growing up I have always found crime shows interesting. My curiosity would go beyond the show credits and solving the case. It isn’t uncommon for people to draw interest into serial killers, crime shows or morbid pictures. My […]
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A Hard Pass on Commencement
By Elizabeth Guilen Staff Writer My parents have been looking forward to the day I walk at commencement and receive my college degree. I have dreamt about the ceremony for the past five years. Well, I’m finally graduating on May 18. But, I’m not walking. “Are you really not going to walk?” my mom said […]
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CSUDH students hold World Press Freedom Day
By Jesse Garcia Staff Writer Photo Credit: Kyle Umeda World Press Freedom Day at California State University, Dominguez Hills is now behind us, and as the president of the Society of Independent Student Journalists, I can honestly say it was a success. The event, which was two semesters in the making, sought to bring professional […]