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The Influenza Epidemic

This flu season has been one the of the worst outbreaks of influenza America has seen in years, causing the most hospitalizations in the past […]

Chinese New Year

The Chinese New Year of 2018 officially begins on Feb. 16, and the zodiac sign of the year is the dog. One out of every five people […]

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Khalid came to the grounds of CSUSB

The pouring rain didn’t stop singer Khalid from performing outdoors at CSUSB on Saturday, Mar. 10 Khalid is an American singer and songwriter from Fort Stewart, […]

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Dickey’s Barbecue Pit Review

A new Dickey’s Barbecue Pit opened on Feb. 15 at 1725 Northpark Blvd, conveniently right across the street from the campus. I am no stranger to barbecue, or to Dickey’s for that matter, so when I heard that a new one was opening right by the campus, I knew I would have to check it […]

Find Your Park: National Park Adventures

American national parks are unique preserved lands available for everyone to enjoy. As the snow melts and flowers bloom this spring, be sure to head outdoors and discover what these parks have to offer; their sweeping landscapes are awaiting to be explored. Some of the closest parks to the greater Los Angeles area are: Joshua Tree […]

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‘Coco’ the movie and the importance of representation in film

Disney Pixar’s animated film “Coco” is one of the few, if not the first, movies that aims to accurately represent the Latino culture. As a proud Latina, from the moment I heard about the making of “Coco”, I was both ecstatic and skeptical about the final result. Seeing as the movie seemed to specifically center on Dia […]

Implement Strict Regulations

Guns are a disease that has quickly taken over our nation. The call for stricter gun control laws has been increasing over the past several years throughout the U.S. The argument that guns are either weapons of death or a natural right for American citizens to bear arms under the Second Amendment, has been tossed around […]

Latinos who don’t speak Spanish

If you are a Latino who does not speak Spanish, then you know the awkward feeling of having to explain to someone why it is you do not speak the language of your ancestors. via GIPHY That feeling is one that many Latinos in the U.S. have to constantly deal with, especially in a state […]

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The Joys of Playing Indoor Soccer

Playing indoor is one of the most enjoyable ways for soccer players to stay in shape and maintain ball control. Indoor soccer can either be played in a walled arena on artificial turf, or on a court with boundaries. Indoor soccer differs from outdoor because the game is played in a much more compact area, […]

Major League Baseball is officially back

The 2018 MLB season may have started on March 29, the earliest Opening Day in MLB history, but nearly two weeks later, some of the teams were still hosting their own home openers. Of the 30 teams, 13 started at home on March 29, while two other home teams were delayed a day due to […]

Women’s basketball season comes to a close

The 2017-2018 Coyote women’s basketball season ended on Feb. 24, as the team fell to the Cal Poly Pomona Broncos 62-55. Last season, the team boasted a 15-10 record, taking the team to the CCAA playoffs. In the first round, they fell to Pomona 54-49, eliminating them. The team started off this season playing two […]