OPINION FROM A STUDENT Andy Lara The Politics of Ash Wednesday On March 1st, on Main St. and Slauson, I saw the sidewalks outside a church swarming with people. But there was no celebrity signing autographs, or TVs on sale. The church was providing its subscribers with a tiny cross made of ash, which the […]
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Women’s Track and Field team gets a ‘golden’ boost
By Christian Mosqueda Staff Writer By the time the papers roll around Thursday morning, the CSUDH’s women’s track and field pre-season will be over, and their focus will be on the beginning of the outdoor schedule. The Toros will be returning with a talented trio of veterans: Zefora Kemp, Mariah Walker and Tyrana Beasley, who […]
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Campus bar offers a respite after a tough week
By Lili Ramirez Staff Writer Photo Credit: Tasia Vlahakis Students like, Adrianne Valencia ( at left ), unwind at the DH Sports Lounge, which offers food and drinks at the Loker Student Union. Many students consider the DH Sports Lounge in the Loker Student Union a good way to unwind on campus. Art Paz, a […]
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CSUDH has a new ‘safe-zone’ for DREAMERS (Traducido en español)
By Erika Arreola Staff Writer El nuevo centro de DACA abrió sus puertas el 25 de Enero del 2017. Establecido para ayudar a estudiantes indocumentados, el centro provee un ambiente que invita a estudiantes de toda nacionalidad sin importar su estatus migratorio. Localizado en LSU 110-A en el primer piso del Loker Student Union, los […]
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Enjambed opens the pages on another year
By Anthony Maese-Castillo Staff Writer Whether you love to write, draw or create whatever comes to your mind, or if you know someone at Cal State Dominguez Hills who does, Enjambed is the place to show them what you’ve got in your arsenal of creativity. Enjambed is a yearly magazine that calls for submissions from […]