It is all overwhelming, but busy students can find some peace. Illustration by Darlene Maes. By Darlene Maes, Staff Reporter The transition to taking courses via Zoom at California State University, Dominguez Hills has impacted not only students but faculty and staff as well. The experience of bad internet connection issues and being kicked out […]
Category: Perspectives
Posted inOpinion, Sports
Sports: Why The Bubble Environment Works
NBA arenas are all empty as the postseason has moved into a “bubble” in Orlando, Florida. Photo by Andre Tan on Unsplash. By Daniel Tom, Staff Reporter Collegiate & professional sports exist in many different cultures around the world. It’s people’s way of life and a source of entertainment for many. But when all that […]
Posted inOpinion, personal experience
The Dark Night of the Soul
Food Drive volunteers that helped prepare 52 crates of food to feed 52 families that were impacted by COVID-19. Photo courtesy of Miriam Ruiz, Elder in the Church. By Melany J. Ruiz, Staff Reporter For the past six months, I missed going to church. I’ve always loved the early 9 a.m. mornings that consisted of […]
Posted inMovies, Theater & TV, Opinion
Coronavirus (Maybe) Not Coming to a Theater Near You
Movie theater in Long Beach with doors locked and lights off, displaying its temporary closure on the marquee. Photo by Carlos Martinez. By Carlos Martinez, Staff Reporter It’s almost impossible for me to remember what life was like before the pandemic. I vaguely remember making plans with my coworkers for the ticket presale of “Black […]
Posted inCOVID, Opinion
Unemployed? Yes. Broke? Yes. Happy? Yes!
Restaurants continue to struggle with the new guidelines around outdoor dining during COVID-19. Photo by Norma Mortenson for Pexels. By Matt Barrero, Staff Reporter The dining out experience is much more than just eating a meal outside of your home. While it has always been a way to enjoy some hours of stress-free living, can […]