By Chennel Booker |Contributing Writer| Date night does not have to cost a fortune, as there are many fun and inexpensive ways to have a memorable time without breaking the bank. As college students, most of us can understand the saying “the struggle is real,” however, there are some inexpensive date ideas that you can enjoy without worrying about your bank account. Although dinner and a movie can sound expensive, you can avoid paying a $12 movie ticket and invent creative ways to make dinner and a movie affordable and even more fun! For example, if you don’t have Netflix or Hulu already, you can start a three day trial for free, or borrow your friend’s account. As far as … [Read more...] about Affordable date ideas
World Wide Knowledge
By Monica Rosales |Staff Writer| The studying abroad program at CSUSB is offering countless opportunities for students to reach out of their comfort zone and travel the world. Imagine a world where traveling and getting an education is a combo deal. The Center of Global Management (CGM) is in Jack H. Brown Hall and the Study Abroad department is located in College of Education. Countless programs are offered every quarter for students who want to expand their cultural knowledge and while exploring, ultimately earning the education they need in order to become well-rounded graduates. According to studies completed within the U.S. and U.K., it was noted that students who took … [Read more...] about World Wide Knowledge
Panza Monologues Auditions
By Gladys Oliva |Staff Writer| The San Manuel Student Union Theatre held auditions Jan. 17 through 19 for students interested in performing for a new play, “The Panza Monologues.” The play is based on the book which is written and compiled by Virginia Grise and Irma Mayorga. The book features stories from various Chicanas who discuss their panzas (Spanish for "stomach") with humor and wonder. Those featured reveal their struggles and experiences with childhood, relationships, abuse, love, politics, etc. Despite sharing their difficult struggles, those Chicanas featured knew how to add a humorous touch. The monologues range from dramatic to comedic, and are … [Read more...] about Panza Monologues Auditions
Poppin Briefs
By GLADYS OLIVA |staff writer| Rick Ross reveals new album (Nov. 19) During the American Music Awards, Rick Ross revealed that he will be releasing his ninth album, “Rather You Than Me.” Recently Ross came out with his new single “Buy Back The Block,” featuring 2 Chainz and Gucci Mane. Only 3 days later, it hit 300,000 plays on Spotify. Ross has experienced great success in the past. This upcoming album will be his first since parting ways with Def Jam and fans have the same high expectations. Future dropped new tracks (Nov.19) Future celebrated his 33rd birthday early and decided to release two new songs called “Ain’t Tryin” and “Poppin’ Tags” which was first played on OVO Sound … [Read more...] about Poppin Briefs
Student Spotlight: Alexandrea Baytion
By Gladys Oliva |Staff Writer| Alexandrea Baytion, a third year student rocks her unique clothing style whether she's on campus for an hour or the whole day. She wears high heel boots, jackets and even when dressing down, she always adds a hint of glamour through accessories. Fashion can help students share their ideas or personality which can lead people to come together and start new friendships. Whether you have a solid style or a versatile style, it can take a lot of dedication to keep your closet up with the latest trends. “I would definitely call my style trendy. I like to keep my wardrobe up to date and I like to say I can be risqué when it comes to trying new styles,” … [Read more...] about Student Spotlight: Alexandrea Baytion
Only got twenty Dollars in my pocket
By Gladys Oliva |Staff Writer| There are quite a few thrift stores in the San Bernardino county and with winter right around the corner students are seeking to put together a trendy outfit for a reasonable cost. Thrift stores are usually filled with books, antiques, furniture and most importantly, clothing that contains several color tones and fashion trends at very low prices. Thrifting can be fun and bring out your creative side while hunting for an outfit. “Thrift stores aren't the only place I shop at but I enjoy going there for fun. I always find stylish and affordable things that I can wear,” said student Lauren Sanchez. Both Versace and Christian Dior, added fur jackets … [Read more...] about Only got twenty Dollars in my pocket
Still walking on a dream
By Gladys Oliva |Staff Writer| After three long years, Empire of the Sun dropped their new album, “Two Vines” on Oct. 28. The band is known for having a unique sound that falls under various genres like electronic, dance-rock and pop. Their songs are upbeat and contain a playful vibe that makes you want to go back to summer. The Australian duo have two previous albums that were successful, they first debuted their hit single “Walking On A Dream” in 2008, which hit the Top 25 hits in their home country and Billboard’s Top 100 Hits and later in 2013 they released a second album “Ice On The Dune.” For their new album “Two Vines,” Luke Steele and Nick Littlemore decided to keep … [Read more...] about Still walking on a dream
From the pit of PABLO
By Gladys Oliva |Staff Writer| Kanye West made a classic "Kanye entrance" at The Forum, in Inglewood on Oct.26 . The Chicago born and raised artist opened up with the song “Father Stretch My Hands.” His stage setup was unlike any live performance that has been seen before. While performing his hit songs, West’s fans were right beside him and underneath him as he hovered over the crowd throughout the night. The stage was attached to massive cables that would allow it to tilt down and move to one side of the venue all the way to the other, making every seat in the house a great seat. The platform was lit with low key lighting and had orange beams that were shooting underneath … [Read more...] about From the pit of PABLO
Jorge Ramos
By Gladys Oliva |Staff Writer| Well known anchor and journalist Jorge Ramos and actor Wilmer Valderrama are standing up to speak about discrimination during the current Presidential election. Ramos held a private screening of his new documentary “Hate Rising" on Oct. 16., which focused on hate groups that feel empowered by presidential candidates Donald Trump. Ramos was inspired to make the documentary after being kicked out of a Trump conference, and told racist remarks like "Go back to Univision!" “Hate Rising” reveals how quickly America went from a country full of acceptance to being full of discrimination by showing how Muslim families, Hispanic families and young kids that … [Read more...] about Jorge Ramos
#1 New York Times Best-Seller Turned Into Movie Thriller
By Gladys Oliva |Staff Writer| Hollywood got its hands on a best selling novel “The Girl On The Train,” which hit the big screen Oct. 8. The film is focused on the main character named Rachel, an alcoholic who recently divorced her husband due to an affair. As a commuter, she often looks out the window during the train stop and obsesses over the perfectly in love couple she describes as “the kind of love you always want.” She ends the day a drunken mess and the next day she discovers that the woman from the "perfect love couple" has gone missing. Rachel has a gut-wrenching feeling that she's a part of this crime but her blurred memory gets in the way of the truth. The film … [Read more...] about #1 New York Times Best-Seller Turned Into Movie Thriller
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