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Stop snubbing student-athletes, NCAA
By Albert Ledezma Staff Writer Should college athletes be paid? Not according to NCAA President Mark Emmert, who said in a video via Twitter March 31 that paying athletes from revenue-producing sports, i.e., basketball and football, would force athletic departments to eliminate other sports programs. Really, his statement is just a scare tactic and smoke […]
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Children should not be the sole reason for marriage
By Elizabeth Guillen Staff Writer My dad was brought to this country against his will when he was only 10 years old. As a result, he has never let go of the “machista” (male-centered) ideologies that most Mexicans believe in. So, you could just imagine how he felt when he found out that his eldest daughter […]
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Estimada familia, nomás es pelo
By Elizabeth Guillen Escritora Respire profundo. Podía sentir mi corazón en mi pecho como si me estaba diciendo que no lo haga. Miré mi cabello largo y sin palabras le dije a la muchacha que me cortara el pelo. Levantó su ceja y me pregunto una vez más si estaba segura. “Simplemente cortarlo,” yo dije. […]
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Put some pep in your step
Students at California State University, Dominguez Hills seem to embody a lack of school spirit in campus-related activities. By Francisco Padilla Staff Writer Yes, CSUDH is a commuter school, but why should that stop us from being active and lively on campus? In 2002, Toro Tuesdays were implemented as a weekly event for students to […]