The Los Angeles Dodgers head into the 2022 season as odds on favorites for World Series. Photo by Ben Verbrugge. By Ben Verbrugge. This video is about the baseball lockout that shortened Spring Training and caused uncertainty for the 2022 season. A deal was eventually agreed upon, and there will be a full MLB season, […]
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Community Loving – Providing Your Family the Necessary Resources, So That You Don’t Have To
Photo of Moréa Sabido, founder of Community Loving, which is currently collecting donations through monetary funds, clothing (for kids, babies, and adults), baby essentials, and toiletries. Photo by Louis Kravitz. By Serena Sanchez, Feature Editor Growing up around the South Bay Area in a Belizean and Filipino household, Moréa Sabido, a soon-to-be California State University, […]
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As Gas Prices Rise, Students Find an Alternative For Commuting
Students are beginning to rely on the public transportation which is located in front of Welch Hall. Photo by Evelyn Rodriguez. By Evelyn Rodriguez, Staff Reporter. After the Russian attack on Ukraine, the cost of gas skyrocketed to an all time high. Not even in the Summertime when school is out and people go on […]
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Burning Out So Close To The Finish Line
Feeling the pressure of one final semester before walking across the stage. Photo by: Tangerine Newt on Unsplash. By Katherine Quezada, Staff Reporter. Senioritis. Living 78 miles away from campus and commuting five times a week for school and work. Gas prices rising and taking 18 units as a full-time student in my final semester […]
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Food Inflation Strikes Toro Students
Food inflation is slowly pushing CSUDH students out of the campus dining area. Photo by Matt Hoffman on Unsplash. By Efren Gutierrez, Staff Writer Food inflation has affected everyone in Los Angeles County. One of the biggest groups that have been affected are college students, especially as the majority of them attend school full-time and […]