Romeo, portrayed by Imelda C. Franco (left) and Juliet, portrayed by Emma Soltero, come together at the conclusion of opening night at CSUDH’s Romeo & Juliet adaptation simply titled “R&J.” The production featured LGBTQIA+ and LatinX representation as well. Photo by Joseph Sanker/Bulletin By Joseph Sanker Staff Reporter “Help! ¡Ayuda! She’s Dead! ¡La Muerta!” screamed Lady […]
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Women’s Resource Center Radiates Positivity At CSUDH
Susie Lopez-Benitez (right) and Megan Tagle Adams (left) of the CSUDH Women’s Resource Center greeted people at the 7th Annual Women’s Conference. Photo by Sara Bhatt. By Sara Bhatt, Staff Reporter The California State University, Dominguez Hills Women’s Resource Center (WRC) is known for being a safe and welcoming place for the community, providing a […]
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The Good And Bad Of Technology For Adolescence
The computer center in Mrs. Smylie’s second-grade class gives the opportunity for students to safely use internet resources. Photo by Sara Bhatt. By Sara Bhatt, Staff Reporter From restaurants to doctors’ offices to grocery stores, it’s almost guaranteed to find a kid with a device in their hand whether it be an iPad or their […]
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ChatGPT Pioneers a New Landscape
Conversational AI waiting for a directive. Photo by Jasmine Sanchez. By Jasmine Sanchez Staff Reporter The rapid progress in recent developments of artificial intelligence (AI) has skyrocketed. With this, OpenAI, an AI research and development company, has pioneered the landscape of artificial intelligence by focusing on building a generative model using a system called, deep […]
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Spring 2023 Graduation Day Crash Course
Congrats Class of 2023. It’s almost time to enter the real world. Photo by Julia McIntyre. By Julia McIntyre, Staff Reporter As this Spring semester comes to an end, it is time to think about one important thing: graduation. Long study nights, exams, and traffic on the way to school will all be over soon […]