By Eduardo Landa Staff Writer On Sept. 5, U.S. Attorney Gen. Jeff Sessions announced that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, will be coming to an end if Congress doesn’t act. The DACA program was initially issued through executive order by the Obama Administration in June 2012. President Obama had wanted Congress […]
Category: Perspectives
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L.A. ad agency tour offered new perspectives
By Tanisha Bell Staff Writer After visiting the Los Angeles advertising agency, 72andSunny, in March, I knew it was the place I wanted to call my second home. It was a welcoming atmosphere, and I gained so much information within such a short time. When I took my seat at the table in the board […]
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Smoking ban means a healthier, safer campus – and it saves money
By LaQuanda McNeil Staff Writer Cal State Dominguez Hills banned smoking and electronic smoking devices on campus Sept. 1. CSUDH is not the only campus that has decided to ban smoking. All other California State Universities are enforcing the same rule ordered by the chancellor. An Aug. 30 directive prohibits smoking any tobacco product inside a […]
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I didn’t just talk about traveling, I did it
By Fernanda M. Tovar Editor-in-Chief Every summer I say I’m going to travel and go somewhere new, but I usually don’t. It’s usually because I don’t have extra money to spend or I have other obligations. Being a working college student takes up a lot of time. There’s homework and projects to do and bills […]
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DACA student fears new administration will deport him (Traducido en español by Erika Arreola)
By Pedro Cruz Staff Writer Estudiante y recipiente de DACA en la Universidad de Domínguez Hills, Jesus Rojas de 23 años no tiene memoria de su hogar natal en México Zinapecuaro, Michoacán. Rosas llego a los Estados Unidos cuando tenia un año y no a regresado a México. Antes de su estado legal de DACA, […]