With the recent tragedy in Las Vegas, the topic of disaster preparedness becomes a reality at the forefront of our minds. After such a devastating […]
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DisABILITY Sports Festival
The College of Education hosted its 11th Annual DisABILITY Sports Festival on Oct. 7. The DisAbility Sports Festival was created by CSUSB professor of Kinesiology […]
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Student Loans Vs Employment
CSUSB students, alumni, and faculty discuss the advantages and disadvantages of either acquiring student loans or getting a job to pay for a college education. For […]
How to cope with a breakup
By Monica Rosales |Staff Writer| A breakup can sometimes feel as if your whole world was suddenly flipped upside down and although there is no magic […]
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Spook month, spooky movies, spooky books
With Halloween just around the corner, some students like to keep themselves on edge by either watching spooky films or reading horror novels. Horror movies have been around since the days of silent film, and have made their way through every decade. From the classics to modern times, each decade has brought out a different […]
Las Brisas Review
Beyond the cascading valley of Laguna and through its jagged and busy streets, seafood restaurant, Las Brisas, is nestled amongst the cliffs. Located at 361 Cliff Drive in Laguna Beach, it is only about 50 steps from Laguna Beach itself, and 1.6 miles from the Montage Laguna Resort. Because of its premiere location and ocean-view, I […]
Moses Sumney Album Review: Aromanticism is one of the best albums of 2017
Establishing his position as the next up and coming artist to watch for, singer-songwriter Moses Sumney’s debut is a stunner and one of the year’s best. Thanks to world renown singer and songwriter Solange, Moses has gained mass attention with his latest release from Jagjaguwar Records. The record is packed with calm and cool tracks […]
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Veteran Thoughts: Fighting a War Inside
By Arturo Brooks |Staff Writer| Since I was little I wanted to serve my country for glory and the fascination towards war. Thoughts of possible injury and death never crossed my mind then. When I was 19 I decided to make my dream become a reality by becoming U.S. Army 19-Delta Calvary Scout, which was against […]
Media portrayal of homelessness
By Saeed Villanueva |Staff Writer| Within the media, we have seen talks about the homeless population being a problem in Los Angeles and San Bernardino County. This usually comes in forms of language, because the homeless are referred to as a problem or as a number rather than a person. I admit I have been […]
Dining with giants
By Janet Curiel |Staff Writer| The Riverside Convention Center was filled with the who’s who of San Bernardino on April 29, and I found myself wondering how I had stumbled upon the guest list at the president’s gala. The theme for the night was INSPIRE. The Board of Trustees, President Tomás Morales, along with the […]
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Coyote volleyball prepares for five at home
DisABILITY Sports Festival
The College of Education hosted its 11th Annual DisABILITY Sports Festival on Oct. 7. The DisAbility Sports Festival was created by CSUSB professor of Kinesiology Dr. Aaron Moffett to increase the quality of life and health of people with disabilities. The festival introduces them to sports and physical activity opportunities, as well as educates the community. […]
Hollimon and Coyotes hopeful for playoffs
Before becoming the women’s head soccer coach, LeBaron Hollimon racked up many years of experience as both a soccer player and coach. “I played, professionally, indoor soccer for ten years from 1991 to 2001,” said Hollimon. He began his career with the Wichita Wings in Kansas before moving onto the Edmonton Drillers in Canada, and lastly, […]
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