By Carlos Alvarez Sports Editor The 2016 NFL season kicked off four weeks ago with 32 teams aspiring to be the last two playing for the Vince Lombardi trophy in Houston. While the play on the field has been dominated by hard-hitting tackles, game-winning drives and amazing receptions, San Francisco 49ers backup quarterback […]
Category: Perspectives
Posted inArt + Entertainment, personal experience
OLE Kahlo! CSUDH club pays homage to Frida
By Christian Mosqueda Staff Writer Joy was in full effect on Sept. 10 when members of OLE, Organizacion Latina Estudiantil, paid homage at the 16th annual Frida Kahlo Arts exhibit in Long Beach. Kahlo, a self-taught Mexican artist, lover of nature and women and men alike, transcends time with self-portraits and a surrealistic […]
Posted inEditorial, Politics
Despite visit to Mexico, Trump is no friend of Latinos
STAFF EDITORIAL Elections are approaching, and Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton are doing anything in their power to win your vote. It is extremely important for us, as college students, to vote. We have the power to make a difference and make our voices heard on Election Day. […]
Posted inOpinion
Stuttering did not derail my plan to be a professional communicator
By Da’ Ron Frost Opinion Editor Speaking fluently comes naturally for many people, but a small percentage of the world struggles with their speech. Although not often addressed, stuttering is an issue that affects many people. Including me. More than 70 million people, about 1 percent of the global population, and […]
Posted inOpinion, Video Games & Tech
Is the iPhone 7 worth all of this hype?
By Erik Flores Staff Writer Apple announced the iPhone 7 on Sept. 7, and it has already broken sale records, according to various carriers. The unit, which became available Sept. 16, has several new features that make it the most technologically advanced iPhone ever designed. Priced at $649 for the 7, […]