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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 […]
Summer Destinations
By Monica Rosales |Staff Writer| Summer is right around the corner and the time to start planning vacations is now—California is ideal for the summer weather and […]
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Live Art at Bbit Brewing
By Blair Hernandez |Staff Writer| Excitement flocked the streets of Murrieta at 8 Bit brewing company Saturday evening, presented by Ryan’s Comics, which featured live art by Menso, fire dancers, over 30 artists parading unique pieces of art and poetic scriptures. “This was actually my first poetry reading besides being a rapper and musician. I […]
Redlands Festival of Arts
By Robert Klimper |Staff Writer| Redlands Festival of Arts created a relaxing atmosphere with several different handmade crafts on sale for festival goers, from May 27 until the 28. The festival itself was held in between the backside of the Smiley Library and the Lincoln Memorial Shrine near downtown Redlands. “I had always dreamed of having […]
Realism and Elegance in Ink
By Nicholas Linares |Staff Writer| From classic Japanese to black & gray realism, no tattoo is too big for this ink master. Inland Empire based artist Bryan Wright, is stirring up the tattoo scene with his beautiful custom ink and one-year-old shop, Reflect Tattoo Studios. Located directly on Colton Ave. in Redlands, Wright is producing […]
Featured Opinions Articles
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 […]
Featured Sports Articles
Punishments for steroid use
By Tyler Vanderelst |Staff Writer| Performance Enhancing Drugs (PEDs) have always been an issue in the modern era of sports. The newest conflict involving them surrounds the severity of punishment, or lack thereof, for using these banned substances. Steroids, one of the most well-known PEDs, offer increased strength, muscle mass, improved recovery rate and more. […]
History of Coyote volleyball
By Alexis De La Cruz |Staff Writer| This year was just one of many great seasons for Coyote volleyball. The sport that has been a part of our school since 1984 and has had a long history of ups and downs. The history of this program is unique compared to others at CSUSB because there have […]
2017 NFL Draft recap
By Tyler Vanderelst |Staff Writer| This year’s National Football League (NFL) draft was one for the books. Not only was it the first time it happened in Philadelphia, but it was one of the few times a defensive player has gone first overall. Multiple trades for teams occurred, too. Many people have speculated since the […]
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