By Morgan Williams Staff Writer On Nov. 11 “The Little Prince,” directed by Theater Department Professor Kelly Herman had a sold out matinee showing at 1 pm. The student and faculty members did an amazing job telling the classic story of “The Little Prince.” The production was held in the Edison or otherwise known as […]
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‘Festival of New and Improvised Music’ presses play
By Alexia Williams Staff Writer Cal State Dominguez Hills is continuing the “Festival of New and Improvised Music,” a series of free concerts hosted by the music department on campus. Performances, conversations and master classes taught by renowned composers and musicians will be the talk and highlight of the festival. This semester the festival will […]
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Review: ‘Blood Wedding’ explores culture
By Jacqueline Resendiz Morales Staff Writer “Blood Wedding”, a play centered around a complicated love triangle, was colorful and gave the audience the opportunity to see the actors closer than usual. The actors were out of the public eye for a few scenes, but most of time they stayed in the background and in character. […]
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Carson residents pop-up turns into a full-time store
By Morgan Williams Staff Writer Hidden Sole, a new urban shoe and clothing store in Carson, has become popular on campus and in the community. What started as a pop-up shop in Los Angeles, now has an official location near CSUDH. Owners Chibuike and Darren Holmes saw a new direction for their company, and wanted […]
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Tech Review: Pixel 2 takes on iPhone 8
By Kenia Cabahug Staff Writer Apple released the iPhone 8 on Sept. 22, and it is now widely available around the world. Google is accepting pre-orders on the Pixel 2 was just released on Oct. 17. Google’s Android operating system and Apple’s iOS are the top choices for cell phone technology. iPhones and Pixels have […]