By Jaclyn Okwumabua, Staff Writer Have you ever been drawn to an Instagram page because of the amount of likes and followers they had? Or do you scale your likelihood of doing business with someone based on the likes they get online? Either way it goes, account users will have to find a different method […]
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Spilling the T in LGBTQ+
Transgender Remembrance Altar at CSUDH’s Queer Culture & Resource Center. Photo taken by Nova Blanco-Rico. By Angelica Mozol, Staff Writer As Transgender Awareness Month recently came to an end this past November, there are many things to keep in mind about how we can offer our support and become better allies. When looking for support, […]
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CSUDH Celebrates First – Generation Students
By Dayzsha LinoStaff Reporter In celebration of a landmark bill that passed over 50 years ago, students gathered at the LSU East Walkway Thursday, Nov. 7 for the First Annual First-Generation College Student Celebration. The event was held to commemorate first-generation college students for their perseverance and hard work on campus. Snacks and refreshments were […]
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Gives Us Our Sunshine Back
“58/365 – Enjoying daylight savings” by B.Positive.2014 is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 By Violeta RochaStaff Reporter Give us our sunshine back! With daylight saving time–NOT daylight savings time–it might be so easy at first to have that extra hour of sleep, but then the first day seems eternal, the anxiety kicks in, and you […]
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Still Thanking Dr. West, Two Months Later
By LaVielle Hibbert Some words seem to hit you with the force of a freight train—I don’t love you anymore; may I see your driver’s license—but eventually lose their impact. Others come at you just as hard, but as time goes by, instead of fading, they seem to carry more resonant significance. That’s how I […]