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Inflation in the USA and how it affects our atmosphere
A stronger economy generates inflation. The more people there are buying goods, the higher the demand on goods. Companies meet that increasing demand for increasing […]
A&E Articles
The Dreamlike Experience of Going to the Movies is Slowly Fading Away.
A dark empty room with a silver screen is the last place people are choosing to immerse themselves into the fantasy of film. This once collective experience has now been on the decline even before the pandemic, but now moviegoing morale is at an all-time low. Instead of watching movies on a large screen with […]
Why Generation Z is Boycotting Elvis
Elvis Presley, “King of Rock and Roll,” left an astounding impression on millions even long after his death. Elvis is admired worldwide and considered a legend in the music industry still to this day. In wake of his new biopic Elvis, starring Austin Butler, many truths are beginning to unfold about his life behind the stage. […]
CSUSB Symphony Orchestra performance returns after two years
The CSUSB Symphony Orchestra returned with a heightened performance after two years without a live audience. The performance featured the 2021-2022 Young Artist Competition finalists Eliana Jeong playing the cello and Juan Del Real playing the clarinet. Returning finalists from the 2019-2020 Young Artist competition Andrew Bora playing the cello, Joshua Rodriguez-Irons playing the violin, […]
Opinions Articles
Same Old Tools for the New Problem: How Appeasement is not a Solution to the Russian-Ukraine War
Starting March of 1937 up until 1939 Hitler began his conquest to take back land that was taken from Germany during the Paris Peace Conference at the end of World War I. The Allies response to these recent invasions of neutral countries was to implement a policy known as appeasement to avoid war. Essentially appeasement […]
Is Coachella really all that inclusive?
There are now designated safe places for those that are a part of the LGBTQ+ community at Coachella. However, is this a step forward considering the owner of Coachella has previously donated to anti-LGBTQ+ organizations? The Coachella music festival is very well known amongst a wide variety of people. It is so popular that many […]
Abuse on men: A deadly struggle
It seems that Johnny Depp’s case against Amber Heard has made some major waves in the world of Hollywood drama, and in the world of domestic abuse survivors. After the rise of the ‘Me Too’ movement, there has been a change in the fair treatment of male abuse victims. The topic of abuse of men […]
Sports Articles
COVID-19 continues to impact student athletes as on campus classes and games resume
Student-athletes have had a delay in their success this past year due to the rise and impact of COVID-19 throughout the year causing lockdowns in certain cities and businesses shutting down to protect everyone’s health. Since the introduction of COVID-19, the majority of our local restaurants, schools, and businesses have been negatively affected. With the […]
Maintaining a healthy diet as a student athlete
Being a student athlete comes with a lot from practices, classes, and putting in extra work. However, the most important aspect is the daily nutrition of athletes. Survey results show that it is hard for some athletes to maintain the proper nutrition. At CSUSB, a large number of athletes eat at the cafe on campus, but […]
Russian football banned following invasion
By Ricardo Martinez Russia’s invasion on Ukraine has caused FIFA to ban the international federation to compete in any European competitions including the grand FIFA World Cup. The world reacts by finding this to be the best decision, while also critiquing FIFA’s initial response. While world matters has always effected international soccer, it has been […]