Asha Johnson, Community News Reporter
• November 14, 2022
In 2020, I was a fairly optimistic, ambitious senior at Mira Loma High school in Sacramento, California.
Now, I’m a third-year Cal State LA student slowly working to rebuild my social skills and my...
“And it begins, as so many stories do, with a dead girl.”
This book hit me hard. “Sadie” by Courtney Summers is a cross between a thriller and a mystery but has sweet notes of familial bond,...
After over a year of hearing rave reviews, giddy exclamations like, “Oh my God, this book is so good,” and three students in my classes recommending this book when asked about their favorites, I finally...
The new semester has started and maybe you’re already swamped with work.
Here are some tips that I like to use before, during and after class to have a successful semester.
Before class
Preread
Before...
After filming the movie for months during the COVID pandemic, “Bullet Train” finally came to theaters and brought in a fun, action-packed tale that will keep moviegoers entertained by the creativity...
I am scared. I have been scared for over two years. And I don’t know when I won’t be scared again.
Why am I scared?
Well, there is this little virus that has been spread worldwide and hasn’t...
Treviar Hartsfield is an up-and-coming artist in Los Angeles. Born and raised in Raleigh, North Carolina, he recently made the decision to move to the West Coast and pursue his dream of making music.
His...
Alyssah Hall, Community News Reporter
• May 2, 2022
When I was 4, my parents, sister and I left West Covina, California, for Virginia, 2,234 miles away.
We ended up moving to the city of Lynchburg — a name that seemed to figuratively foreshadow our...
Last semester, I was texted a link to an online petition, “Provide More Online Courses for All Majors in the Spring Semester at CSULA,” which at the time had more than 3,800 signatures. For perspective,...
Brian Perez, Community News Reporter
• January 26, 2022
It happened about one year ago, Jan. 7 — the loss I never imagined facing, at least not for decades to come.
My mom woke me up that morning at around 8 a.m.
“Brian, I think something is wrong...
As a little girl growing up in Germany, I loved playing around with my mom’s makeup and high heels.
I would tell my mother how I wanted to be on television one day, and she would just laugh.
A...
The “nummy'' phase, as my friends call it, is having the taste buds of a child. Anytime I go out to eat with my friends, they tell me I’m stuck in the nummy phase because I always order chicken...
