Articles Tagged “college”

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    Students should take advantage of summer school

    By Shanieka Perrier |Staff Writer| I think it would be to students’ advantage to attend summer session. CSUSB is offering a variety of classes that students may need to keep the on pace towards graduation. Many schools cannot afford to offer summer school programs and those that are offering summer classes have limited options for [...]

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    CSUSB celebrates Cinco de Mayo in style

    By Desirae Contreras |Staff Writer| CSUSB organizations on campus came together for Cinco De Mayo in celebrate the “The Battle of Puebla.” The Latino Business Student Association (LBSA), Foreign Language Advising and Guidance for Students department (FLAGS), Latino Cultural Clubs and the Santos Manuel Student Union (SMSU) Cross Cultural Center collaborated for the Cinco de [...]

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    A college degree should equal a better future

    By Aunjolay Lambert |Staff Writer| Is the value of college decreasing? A recent study by The Huffington Post found that 53 percent of bachelor degree holders were jobless last year. As a student with no job, trying to make a career out of a liberal arts education, this is not something I want to hear [...]

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    Diaries of a Jetsetter – A guy’s guide to getting lost in Arizona

    By R. Anthony Diaz |Asst. Features Editor| Despite the controversial politics set by the governor and legislature in Arizona, the state holds many beautiful wonders that are worth experiencing. Whether standing next to a cliff that enters the Earth’s core in the Grand Canyon or counting the hundreds of color variations in a single sunset, [...]

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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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    Students need parking grace period

    By Alejandra Arana |Staff Writer| There needs to be a grace period at the start of each quarter to give students more time to purchase parking permits so they don’t receive harsh fines that could cripple them financially. Parking Services needs to be more accommodating to students who are struggling to get by. Imagine you [...]

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    Spirited CSUSB runner-up to rival Concordia in NCAA Volleyball

    By Kyla Cook |News Editor| CSUSB’s Women’s Volleyball team was in the biggest fight of the season taking on the four-time national champions, Concordia-St. Paul, but ultimately met defeat at the hands of their bitter rival yet again. However, the atmosphere at CSUSB’s Coussoulis Arena was electric for the final, from the moment the Lady [...]

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    529 Plan helps

    By Stephanie Paniagua |Staff Writer|   California’s leading college savings plan is about to become the nation’s cheapest savings plan.   In a letter to ScholarShare participants, the ScholarShare Investment Board announced their excitement for their upcoming program transition.   “We’re happy to report that in early November, we will introduce a new Plan Manager, a [...]

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    Friend or Faux

    By, Koby Heramil   Resident Assistants (RA) occupy the student housing buildings on campus.  Some individuals have their own opinions about RAs, whether them being friends or enemies sent to write up people. “I say that a lot of people are uninformed of what exactly RA’s do and have misperceived thoughts that RA’s are not [...]

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    ‘Yotes howl at financial woes

    Eric Brown |Managing Editor| The CSU again faces a budget cut, this time at 23 percent according to a press release from the CSU late last month after the state governor’s office determined that state revenue forecasts were not being met. What this means to students, particularly at CSUSB is another year of doing more [...]

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