By Alex GrafManaging Editor On Tuesday, Mar. 12, California Governor Gavin Newsom made the controversial decision of putting a moratorium on the state’s death penalty. Critics of the decision were quick to point out that California voters rejected a ban on the death penalty as recently as 2016, by a seven-point margin. And it’s true […]
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Guns Up for Arrest: Student advocacy group pushes for CSU No Gun Zones–Including the Police
By Alex GrafManaging EditorPhoto by Glenn Marshall The Students for Quality Education, a grassroots organization that advocates for California State University students across the state, launched a statewide campaign March 11 that aims to disarm all California State University police. Instead of responding to threats to campus safety with firearms, the campaign, […]
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The Battle For, and Against, Free Speech
In anticipation of CSUDH’s first Free Speech Week, which will be held the week after Spring Break, the Bulletin is reposting a staff editorial from February 2018, concerning one CSUDH professor who experienced an internet flaming from those who would like nothing more than to stifle academic freedom on college campuses.
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The Fight for Free Speech
By Jordan DarlingNews Editor In 1776 our founding fathers declared that all men are created equal and in short told the British Crown to get f***d because the United States of America was now an independent nation. From the very beginning, Americans have utilized our fundamental right of free speech to fight for change. […]
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Free Speech or Free Hate area?
By Kelsey ReichmannEditor-in-Chief Vocal conflict erupted Thursday near the LSU and NSM building as a group of students engaged in a heated yelling match with a man spewing homophobic and sexist views he called “the word of Jesus.” “I believe that this campus and you students associated with it are idolatrous,” said the man, who […]