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After Two Years of His Tragic Death, Toros Continue to Remember Kobe’s Legacy

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Photo by Freddy Kearney on Unsplash Katherine Quezada, Staff Reporter Last month, Jan. 26 marked the second anniversary of the death of Kobe Bryant, the professional basketball player who won five NBA championships and played with the Los Angeles Lakers for 20 years. Students at California State University, Dominguez Hills share what they believe he is most remembered for […]

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Latino baseball legend David Ortiz elected into Hall Of Fame, inspiring others to follow in his footsteps.

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David Ortiz celebrating his hall of fame election. Jan. 25. Photo by David Ortiz Children’s Fund. Byline: Brandon Ramos, Staff Writer. David Ortiz was elected into the National Baseball Hall of Fame becoming the fourth Dominican-born player to be forever enshrined in the halls of baseball history. David Ortiz joins the less than 10% of […]

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Why Are Some Athletes Criticize Differently for Being Unvaccinated

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Aaron Rodgers receives criticism for untruthfulness on vaccine status. Photo courtesy of NBC News. By Staff Reporter Andre Adkins Jr. Discussion about COVID-19 vaccination is heightened nowadays, especially as the holiday season is here. Athletes in several different sports are now faced with much more strict COVID-19 protocols for their seasons, and not being vaccinated is […]

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COVID-19 Mandate in the NBA Lacks Support Among Basketball Fans and Players

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The NBA enters their celebratory 75th season while their complicated COVID-19 reviews receive criticism. Courtesy of the NBA. By Andre Adkins Jr, Staff Reporter Despite many workplaces across the country implementing COVID-19 mandates for their employers, the National Basketball Association has opted not to enforce the vaccine among players. That differs from some Colleges like […]