Tag: covid-19
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Why Are Some Athletes Criticize Differently for Being Unvaccinated

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Aaron Rodgers receives criticism for untruthfulness on vaccine status. Photo courtesy of NBC News. By Staff Reporter Andre Adkins Jr. Discussion about COVID-19 vaccination is heightened nowadays, especially as the holiday season is here. Athletes in several different sports are now faced with much more strict COVID-19 protocols for their seasons, and not being vaccinated is […]

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Snap Inc. donation helps formulate a new computer science curriculum to increase inclusivity

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Computer science is important and CSUDH is aiming for better diversity within the program. Photo from Unsplash by Lagos Techie By: Lloyd Bravo, Staff Reporter California State University, Dominguez Hills has received a $5 million donation from Snap Inc. (Snapchat) for the development and endowment of a new institute that focuses to enhance and expand […]

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Testing Positive, Social Distancing and More are Questions Students Have About Returning to Campus Next Semester

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After taking classes at home, students will have to transition back to a larger group setting on campus with guidelines that were not their pre-pandemic. Art by Jasmine Contreras By: Jasmine Contreras, Staff Reporter Despite reassurances of moving to 80 percent in-person classes in the spring, concerns over positive cases, social distancing, and mask mandates […]

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Higher Numbers On Campus Next Semester Raise Questions on Safety Protocols

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Faculty, students, staff, and employees will transition back to campus after a year and a half of online classes.   By Jasmine Contreras, Staff Reporter  Eighty percent of classes next semester are projected to be in-person at California State University, Dominguez Hills next semester, but opinion is divided on just what that will look like. In […]