By Mia Garcia, Staff Reporter A quiet reverence filled the space of La Casita on Nov. 20 as Toros marked the Transgender Day of Remembrance. The Queer Cultural Resource Center co-sponsored the commemoration. Gathered around small, colorful wooden altars, attendees read aloud the name of 29 transgender individuals who had been killed due to anti-transgender […]
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Housing costs in focus after Prop 33 fails
By Terynce Garner, Staff Reporter Sophia Greer had high hopes for Proposition 33 on Election Day. A fourth-year psychology student, she believed Californians would support enacting rent control on housing. The measure aimed to repeal a 1995 law that banned rent control, allowing local governments to regulate rental rates. Greer currently pays $2,150 per month […]
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CSUDH clarifies cuts, addresses concerns about Toros Athletics budget
By Jimmy Dominguez, Executive Editor & Deshawn Pouper, Staff Reporter Editor’s note: In our Nov. 20 article, The Bulletin reported on a proposed 28-percent budget cut to Toros Athletics based on statements made during a Nov. 18 meeting between SAAC and Student Affairs Vice President William Franklin. Subsequent clarifications revealed Athletics will face a 9-percent […]
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CSUDH to slash Toros Athletics by 28 percent as university grapples with budget crisis
By Jimmy Dominguez, Executive Editor & Deshawn Pouper, Staff Reporter Cal State Dominguez Hills plans to slash Toros Athletics by at least 28 percent next year, according to university administrators. CSUDH announced the plan on Nov. 18, during a meeting between Student Affairs Vice President William Franklin, Associated Students, Inc. President Edgar Mejia-Alezano and the […]
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CSUDH: ‘weekend incident’ still under investigation
By Mia Garcia, Staff Reporter An alleged attack at a CSUDH residence hall on Oct. 26 is still under investigation, according to university officials. Almost a month after the incident, the university is keeping a tight lid on the details. However, Toro students and faculty have said they’re more interested to know why leadership waited […]