Articles Tagged “Campus”

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    Made Flesh

    By Jade Shaw |Chronicle Blogger| I’m getting down to the big ohh facts here on campus. Sex: it’s a campus truth. Hell, it’s a life truth. Sex sells, doesn’t it? Let’s not kid ourselves; your curiosity for an unleashed sexual perspective led you here. Am I making you feel creepy yet? Well, take comfort in [...]

  • Sara Nydam |Staff Writer|

    Allowing students to vote on campus fees is a bad idea

    By Sara Nydam |Staff Writer| The State Senate Education Committee is considering a new bill that I believe would waste a lot of your time and money. If SB-960 is passed “any new campus-based mandatory fees, other than those for instructionally related purposes, cannot be established without an affirmative vote of the student body,” according [...]

  • Karina Reynoso takes a well deserved break to be rejuvenated and stress free.

    CSUSB finds relaxation at The Body Shoppe

    By Desirae Contreras |Staff Writer| The Body Shoppe  is  here for you. It’s a one-stop shop for relaxation and rejuvenation. The shoppe  is open Wednesday and Thursday from 11 a.m.–5 p.m. and offers 5–30 minute chair massages in a spa-like room to CSUSB employees and students. The massages are given by certified therapists and only cost [...]

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    Campus “Crusaders” welcome students with open arms

    By Tom Stillwagon |Staff Writer| Christians at Cal State should acquaint themselves with Andrew Farison and the Campus Crusade for Christ International. Also known as CRU (pronounced “crew”), the Campus Crusade for Christ was started in the 1950s by Bill Bright at UCLA. What started out as a small campus ministry has since grown, as [...]

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    Campus housing hassle

    By Alejandra Arana |Staff Writer| If you are thinking of moving to the on-campus housing that is available at CSUSB, don’t do it! Housing charges way too much money to live in their little rooms with random people that cause too many problems. They rarely allow residents to change rooms unless they jump through all [...]

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    Coyotes on social division

    By Edward Hewitt |Staff Writer| Social division is something that is visible to many, but addressed by few on the CSUSB campus. Think back to the first time you stepped on campus, how did you determine which individuals you would associate yourself with? Gender, race, social class, field of study and personal interest can be [...]

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    Embracing the history of our campus

      By Edward Hewitt |Staff Writer| Every day thousands of students, professors and staff occupy every building on campus. We utilize the facilities on campus for just about every activity under the sun. But have you ever stopped to think about the development of the campus, what was the idea behind creating this campus, naming the [...]

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    Recyclables goes in recycling, trash goes in trash

    By Nicole Maldonado |Staff Writer| I’ve been told to be nice when talking about the absent-minded students that don’t recycle correctly on campus. However, some of you need to get a clue. Everyone needs to be aware of what they throw away in trash receptacles, especially the blue recycling containers around campus. Every time I [...]

  • Students wait outside as police clear the building

    Jack Brown Hall Evacuated

    Jack Brown Hall is evacuated as police enter after reports of a gunshot inside the building at approximately 5:30 pm today. Hundreds of students were stranded outside of the building waiting for class as several CSU police officers searched the building in search of a gunman. After 30-45 minutes of waiting, no gunshot had been [...]

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    Wind Alert for CSUSB

    CSUSB is experiencing intense wind today. The campus has continually been placed on either High Wind Advisory or the more severe High Wind Alert by University Police. With a high gusting wind of 55 mph being measured at 1:00 a.m. this morning, there have been further gusts above 40 mph (as of 11:a.m.), with an [...]

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