By Gabriela Medina, Staff Reporter Even in a pandemic, the show must go on. At least that’s what Doris Ressl, the chair of the CSUDH Theatre and Dance Department decided when it came time to figure out what to do with the annual spring dance concert. The senior project for many dance majors, in which […]
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Magic Revisted in Taste of Disney
Lamplight Longue is still one of the best place to DCA to dine, especially with their made for 2 lobster nachos. Photo by Desiree Lee. By Desiree Lee, Staff Reporter After a year of lockdowns, a true Disney fan would be hard-pressed not to feel like Princess Anna, as the Disney “guards” were told to […]
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Putting the Color Back In Comics, Part One: A Pictorial Evolution of Comics Diversity
Ironheart #1, 2018 art by Amy Reeder. Character created by Brian Michael Bendis and Mike Deodato, redesigned by Eve Ewing and Kevin Libranda. By Bulletin Staff Welcome to the online portion of the first part of a three-part series in the Bulletin (also in this week’s e-edition on pages 11 & 12), that will explore […]
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HALL OF KICKS 5 – The Historic Chuck Taylor’s
The classic Converse look is timeless and wearable with any outfit you can put together. Photo by Mitchell Lensink on Unsplash. By Daniel Diaz, Staff Reporter Welcome to the Hall of Kicks, a blog covering famous basketball shoes both current and from the past. For many, basketball is not the first thought that comes to […]
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Black Heroes Matter at This Carson Shop
Photos and story by Ben Gomez At first glance, Black Star Collectibles seems like a typical store specializing in comics, sports and other pop culture merchandise. Action figures of superheroes. Comic books in a glass display case by the register. A wall of Barbies, another wall of Funko Pop figures. There are T-shirts and toys […]