Toro talents were on full display earlier this month during the first annual CAH-nival event. Organized and hosted by the College of Arts and Humanities, the two-day festival kicked off on Mar. 13 in the Laser Recital Hall located in LaCorte Hall. The event served as a rally for additional university funding for the college, […]
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CFA approves new labor contract CSU and CFA reached an agreement
CSU Trustees scheduled to review deal next month CSU Trustees scheduled to review deal next month After eight months of negotiations with California State University, the California Faculty Association has a new labor contract. The CFA, which represents 29,000 faculty across all 23 campuses in the CSU system, voted on Feb. 19 in favor of […]
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Opinion: Love is more than just romance
Platonic relationships hold value long after Valentine’s Day Although Valentine’s Day is over, people are still basking in the glow of love. To some people, Valentine’s Day is nothing more than a “Hallmark holiday” – a manufactured annual event meant to maximize profits for corporate shareholders. An annual survey by the National Retail Federation suggests […]
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Tips for overcoming the ‘Winter blues’
Chilly weather, shorter days can cause negative feelings With the weather getting colder and the days becoming shorter, it is easier for some people to start feeling those “winter blues.” Winter brings with it a lot of fun, but the changing of the seasons can also induce feelings of sadness and depression in some people. […]
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Not another New Years Resolutions
Make this upcoming Year the most fulfilling one yet. With the year coming to a close, many will start to make a plan, or some set of resolutions or goals wanting to be accomplished. Are these set of resolutions realistic at this point or are they just a waste of time? New Years means new […]