Universal Studios Hollywood decorates their main gate with characters of the three most anticipated mazes of the event, which include “The Exorcist,” “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” and Netflix’s “The Haunting of Hill House.” By Jasmine Contreras and Catalina Garcia, Staff Writers This is the story of a veteran and a rookie. One has twelve years […]
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A Recall Election Won, But At What Costs? $276 Million To Be Exact.
The recall of the 40th governor of California was a win for some and a loss for those in California still in need of resources. Photo by Visual Stories || Micheile on Unsplash By Jesus Loza, Staff Writer About two weeks have passed since Gavin Newson won the recall election held on Sept.14, which will […]
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Zooming Through College: A Bittersweet Experience
A mesh between home and Zoom; the way my last year of college is turning out. Photo by Chris Montgomery on Unsplash By Lloyd Bravo, Staff Reporter The thrill that comes from hunting for new notebooks on sale, the aroma of pencils that wafts in the air after opening the manufactured sealed box, organizing your […]
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Letter From The Editors
By Taylor Helmes, Editor-in-Chief Procrastination has been a common characteristic throughout my college career; this letter was no different. But now that I’ve waited until the last minute to write this, I feel as though I have more knowledge and reason to write. My time at the Bulletin has been the highlight of my college […]
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Commentary: How I Turned My Weaknesses into Academic Success
Though there are many symptoms of ADHD some include, being easily distracted and having problems staying focused on daily tasks or activities. Art by Andrea Espinoza By Andrea Espinoza, Staff Reporter I was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in my junior year of high school. For years I suffered in silence, in complete […]