By Lili Ramirez Staff Writer Yes, I go to Cal State Dominguez Hills. And yes, it does exist. As an inbound-transfer student from El Camino College, when it came time for me to apply to universities, quite honestly, CSUDH was not my school of choice. I grew up in the South Bay, and whenever I […]
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75th anniversary of Japanese American internment relays relevant stories
By Cindy Venegas Staff Writer A day of events commemorating the 75th anniversary of Executive Order 9066, which interned Japanese Americans during World War II, will take place Feb. 9 on campus. Survivors, along with other families of those who lived through the discrimination of Japanese Americans in the 1940s, will share experiences and hardships […]
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Cal State tuition hike paints bleak future
STAFF EDITORIAL Once again, students attending one of the 23 CSU campuses are facing a potential tuition increase. Word of the tuition hike floated around at a CSU Board of Trustees meeting last month. However, more-official discussion on if, or possibly when it would be implemented, will not be made until January. Demonstrators from Cal […]
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Look at mental illness in the same way you view other diseases
By Julissa James Editor in Chief Mental illness is not prejudice. Black, white, brown, male, female or other, it has the ability to affect us all. Although everyone’s experience is unique, there is a common trend connecting mental health disorders with young adulthood. The reasons could be many: the crushing weight of learning how to […]
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STAFF EDITORIAL: Donald Trump is an affront to immigrants, women, Muslims
What will probably be remembered as the biggest surprise in the modern era of election history occurred Nov. 8, when Donald J. Trump was officially elected the 45th president of the United States. As expected, it did not take long for Americans everywhere to grow seriously concerned. A man who does not think before he […]