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Is copycat culture killing original music in the Inland Empire?

Every day local musicians such as myself gather in garages and studios around the Inland Empire to create, practice and record original music. Bands spend thousands on gear and travel to play gigs with hopes of gaining fans and some extra cash. There are ample amounts of bands that dedicate themselves to genres ranging from […]

Instagram Fame: Behind the Posts

Millions of us wake up every day, grab our phone and check Instagram. We scroll, like posts, follow someone here and there and go about our day. But how would our relationship with Instagram be if we had 61,000 people watching our every post? Is social media fame as glamorous as it looks? This is […]

Reptilian Nation Expo visits Victorville

The National Reptilian Expo took place on Mar. 2nd and 3rd at the San Bernardino County Fairgrounds in Victorville, Calif. The event happens at this location biannually and has become ones of the popular local events for friends and family time. While the main idea of an expo is for vendors to present a selected […]

Listening to music while studying

Student success, especially at the collegiate level, can be motivationally challenging even for the most dedicated students. Between balancing a social, academic and professional life it can be a difficult task to stay focused on studies, but one thing seems to remain helpful when students need to keep their heads in the books. As I […]

Women Still Fighting for Recognition in Country Music

The Academy of Country Music (ACM) Awards is returning to Las Vegas for its 54th year this April. The nominees include an impressive list of some of Nashville’s biggest stars and new artists. However, the night’s most coveted award, Entertainer of the Year, is especially eye-catching for the wrong reasons. The nominees are all male. […]

Invisible Disabilities: You Don’t Get To Decide Who Is and Is Not Disabled

Imagine this. It is 6:15 in the morning and you’ve just opened your eyes after another sleepless night. Immediately upon waking, you get hit with persistently burning and deafening pain. You take a deep breath and begin to tackle the day the best you can. It’s not anything new of course. This is the same pain […]

Tough losses but lasting thoughts at CSUSB Senior Night

On Saturday, five seniors played their last game in a Coyote uniform. Seniors Jasmine Sauser and Rachel Cain of the women’s team, and Garrett Baggett, Justice Green, and Malik Rhodes were the seniors who were honored. The Coyotes, unfortunately, lost both games to Stanislaus State; the women’s team lost 65-52, and the men’s team 97-88. […]

Why Doesn’t CSUSB Have a Football Team?

We have so many sports, so much space with grass fields, but no stadium. I sat down with Brian Gaul, the Assistant Athletic Director of Marketing and Athletic Communications to discuss the reasons why CSUSB does not have a football team. There are many reasons why there is not a team, and all of those […]

My Baseball team through photos

Impossible is one of many words thrown towards the CSUSB Baseball team achieving not only a Conference Title but one of six spots in the CCAA Tournament at the end of the season once being placed 11th out of twelve teams in the Preseason Coaches Poll. Pictures from pre-season games 2 and 3 against Southern […]