‘Undocumented and unafraid’ – The story of Lizbeth Mateo
Berenice Moreno, Contributing writer
December 7, 2018
Filed under Community News
Like many across the country, Lizbeth Mateo immigrated with her parents to the United States illegally, worked through numerous struggles to acclimate, learned English as a teenager and worked her way through college. Unlike many, she earned her law degree and was appointed this year to a statewide c...
When an activist’s fight becomes personal
By Jesse Seo, Contributing writer
December 7, 2018
Filed under Community News
Like many students on the Cal State LA campus, Claudia Rueda, 23, was an activist, working to help raise awareness about political issues and immigrants’ rights. But last year, the tables turned and she had to start advocating for herself and her family after they were detained by immigration off...
A 3,000-mile Reunion
December 5, 2018
Filed under Community News, Newest, News
To this day, Yamileth Esmeralda Ramos Zavala cannot eat burritos and the smell of chicken makes her gag. That’s because for one month and 10 days, during her 3,000-mile journey to the United States from El Salvador, she only got one meal a day: Cold burritos and dry, rubbery chicken. I’m l...
Unity in the Student Fabric
Michael Griego, Multimedia Journalist
December 4, 2018
Filed under Community News, Newest
Last Tuesday, Associated Student Incorporation (ASI) hosted Community Unity Day, where students of all ethnic backgrounds were welcomed. The event allowed students to represent their culture while participating in several activities at the Student Union Plaza. The event attendees were first entertained w...
Men’s soccer captain bounces back from injury last season to lead team to second championship in two years
Anthony Quach, Contributing Writer
December 4, 2018
Filed under Community News, Sports
Coming into the 2017 soccer season, Cal State LA’s Samuel Croucher was in high form. His training and conditioning, along with his gym workouts, kept him in top shape. In addition, Croucher kept up his skills practicing in a local summer league. On a mild summer day in Orange County, Croucher looked forward t...
Rags to Riches
Jordan Rodriguez, Contributing Writer
December 4, 2018
Filed under Community News, Lifestyle, Newest
Kiana Alexis, 24, is a face you may recognize. It’s plastered on billboards in Times Square in New York City and on the Beverly Center in Beverly Hills. Her eyes are projected on the top of the Cosmopolitan hotel in Las Vegas. And she’s in nutritional beverage ads posted at public transit statio...
Do We Still Need To “Save Daylight”? Measure Could Keep Time in California Consistent
Isaac Gutierrez, Contributing Writer
December 3, 2018
Filed under Community News, Politics
During the upcoming midterm elections in Nov., voters will have a shot at deciding if they want to repeal Daylight Savings Time. A measure on the ballot proposes Daylight Savings Time to be applied year-round rather than biannually, according to the ballot measure language. California Proposition 7 ...
Hit-and-Run Takes the Life of Golden Eagle Freshman
Marisa Vasquez, Managing Editor
November 27, 2018
Filed under Community News, Newest
On Thursday night, Nov. 15, friends and family gathered around the corner of 1st St. and Virgil Ave. to honor the death of, Cal State LA freshman, Andy Olivera. The flower adorned traffic light served as the centerpiece of the vigil which overflowed onto the street by attendees. The 18...
Four great study spots near East Los Angeles
Becky Nava, Contributing Writer
November 13, 2018
Filed under Community News, Lifestyle
The threat of finals week looms, both ominous and inevitable, striking a mixture of fear and relief into the hearts of both first years and seniors alike. Between work and Netflix, friends and family, and the siren call of a city filled with endless distractions, it can be difficult to find a time and...
After School Program Relies on Food Donations
Jordan Rodriguez, Contributing Writer
November 13, 2018
Filed under Community News
Kids who attend the Los Angeles Boys & Girls Club’s afterschool program have time to play, learn through science and other educational activities, and of course, have a snack. And they come hungry. On a recent afternoon, some of the kids wolfed down cheese sticks, crackers, apples and milk....
A journey through the desert and back to my childhood
Berenice Moreno, Contributing Writer
November 13, 2018
Filed under Community News, Newest, News
As a child growing up in Michoacan, Mexico, I had taken my first footsteps on the small rural ranch where I lived, overlooking hills in the distance and a dam nearby that looked more like a lake. I would jump on the rocks alongside the dam and watched gorgeous sunsets behind the hills. However, I...
Are Your Voting Rights In Jeopardy?
Roman Banuelos, Contributing Writer
November 2, 2018
Filed under Community News, News
A 2017 lawsuit challenging a state law that allegedly suppresses minority voters from making it to the polls could influence the November election. “California is failing to comply with these requirements because its DMV fails to provide voters with the proper application process for voter regist...
December 10, 2018
Election 2018: It’s On! was a post-election conference that provided attendees an opportunity to be informed on local and state measures from the Nov. 6 midterms.
November 6, 2018
Golden Eagle Radio’s Entertainment Symposium
October 30, 2018
Is El Sereno the next hotspot for gentrification?
October 30, 2018
Marisa Vasquez, Managing Editor
November 27, 2018
The Nintendo Switch, released in March of 2017, has only recently begun to make strides. The console, unlike its former Nintendo console relatives, was designed to go from...
November 17, 2017
Stormcrow won’t let Twitter’s 140 characters limit you
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Peter Molyneux, brings the epic frontier to life on your cell phone.
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