Derecho a la ciudadanía
Nasario Vásquez Jr., Contributing Writer
November 6, 2018
La discordia y el caos de la presidencia de Donald Trump se refleja no solamente en la política, sino también en la vida de cada individuo en los Estados Unidos; y podría argumentarse que en varias partes del mundo también. En el 2015, cuando anunció su candidatura a la presidencia, Trump decidi...
The University Club: A Review
Jordan Rodriguez, Contributing Writer
November 6, 2018
Filed under Health, Opinion, Uncategorized
When some students walk past the University Club on campus, they wonder: Is it a night club? Is an exclusive members-only area? Is it only for faculty and staff? The truth is, the University Club is open to all. The misconception has been around for a while, as reported by the University Times ...
Entitlement Trumps Dignity
Becky Nava, Contributing Writer
October 9, 2018
Filed under Opinion
“No means yes, yes means anal.” This phrase was proudly chanted back in 2011 in front of the Women’s Center at Yale, a school praised for the many leaders and innovators it produces. The chanters were members of the Delta Kapa Epsilon (DKE) fraternity, of which notable alumni include U.S. Preside...
Entitlement Trumps Dignity
Becky Nava, Contributing Writers
October 8, 2018
Filed under Opinion, Uncategorized
“No means yes, yes means anal.” This phrase was proudly chanted back in 2011 in front of the Women’s Center at Yale, a school praised for the many leaders and innovators it produces. The chanters were members of the Delta Kapa Epsilon (DKE) fraternity, of which notable alumni include U.S. Preside...
Cal State LA Garden Project
Sergio Maldonado, Contributor
April 27, 2018
Filed under Opinion
After I received my Bachelors in History from Cal State LA, I reflected on what I had learned during my time as an undergraduate. As a History student, I read and learned about states, war, peace, people and everything in between. As I reflect back on this, among all those heavy topics, one of the most...
FCC Keep Internet Free
J. Aaron Delgado, Managing Editor
April 20, 2018
Filed under Opinion
While Steven Spielberg’s latest film “Ready Player One” remains a hit with audiences through it’s highlight of 80’s nostalgia, popular electronic media and pop culture, it is hard to ignore how the film parallels the current climate of Net Neutrality. In 2015, the Obama administration placed...
Stand Up and Fight
Kyle Frizol, Copy Editor
March 9, 2018
Filed under Opinion
When it comes to student government at universities and colleges throughout the country, elections held to nominate leadership can be lacking, in more ways than one. This is the case at Cal State LA, where the Associated Students Inc. (ASI) struggle with student voter turnouts year after year during...
Gentrification Galore
Javonne Crumby, Contributor
November 17, 2017
Filed under Opinion
With renovations and changes to neighborhoods through Los Angeles underway, the term “gentrification” has recently appeared in news publications and in personal opinions. Gentrification is synonymous with renovations, high-rise buildings, hipsters and displacement. Picture this: You’re living...
Why are NFL Players Taking Knee?
Javonne Crumby, Contributor
October 6, 2017
Filed under Headlines, Opinion
The controversy surrounding NFL players taking a knee during the national anthem is undoubtedly garnering more attention. Yet the disapproval of this movement, sparked by Colin Kaepernick, seems to have an underlying issue. People seem to disapprove of who are protesting and what they think is being...
Kendall and Kylie Need to Stick to What They Know: Lip Gloss
Anny Haro, Contributor
July 21, 2017
Filed under Headlines, Opinion
I remember when I was younger I had a really cheesy Photoshopped picture of me and Zac Efron and I thought it was the coolest thing ever. Who wouldn't want to be Photoshopped with an awesome celebrity? Well, turns out Kendall and Kylie Jenner thought the same thing, but it didn't turn out so well co...
Hypocrisy of the Alt Right
Gregory Bates, Contributor
July 12, 2017
Filed under Headlines, Opinion
The actions of Kathy Griffin posing with a fake bloody head of Donald Trump left some angry and some entertained. Although the Alt Right have the right to be angry, I’ve noticed that they either don’t care, or have selective memory of when many Republicans portrayed rude images of Obama after he won...
Please, don’t be that customer
Anny Haro, Contributor
July 5, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Today many millennials are starting their first jobs at a young age where they don't have any experience. Thankfully there are many entry level jobs that service customers in the food or retail industry that require little to no experience. Sounds great, right? Discounts on your favorite brands, free f...
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