By Jimmy Dominguez, Executive Editor Coming to campus most days, I usually park in lot six and then either walk through the Sculpture Garden or past the soccer fields. These walks are sometimes the only moments during the day in which I can get lost in thought and observe the greenery on our campus. But […]
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Toro student-athletes speak on balancing classes, games
By George Gallardo, Staff Reporter Wake up. Drive to campus and find parking. Go to class. Go to practice. Go to class again. Grab something to eat. Drive back home. Do homework. Go to sleep. Do it all over again tomorrow. That’s the everyday routine for many student-athletes. At CSUDH, the schedule of a Toro […]
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Students Use Recreational Marijuana To Help with the Pressures of School and Life
The widely popular day to “blaze it,” April 20, creates discussion around weed and its pros and cons. Photo By: The Hollywood Reporter. By Katherine Quezada. Staff Reporter. April 20th, a national holiday for Cannabis, known as “4/20,” was a dreadful day for some and for others, a day to “pass the joint” with friends. […]
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Combating Social Anxiety During the Pandemic
Photo courtesy of Pixabay By Yennifer Ho, Staff Writer. With the spawn of regulations during the COVID-19 pandemic including canceled events, social distancing, and quarantining, many people all over the world, including students, are experiencing some level of social anxiety returning back to “normal life”. Actions like maintaining eye contact, asking for help, meeting new […]
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A California Proposition to Give Farm Animals More Rights Put on Hold 
Pick a Pig at Terra Linda Farms based in Riverdale, California. By Yennifer Ho, Staff Reporter California Proposition 12, also known as the “Bacon Law”, establishes minimum space requirements based on square feet for calves raised for veal, breeding pigs, and egg-laying hens and bans the sale of veal, pigs, and eggs that are not […]