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Protect Yourself: Cautionary Tale

May 31, 2017 by Elizabeth Taylor Leave a Comment

By Elizabeth Taylor |Staff Writer| With almost a decade gone by and still no changes are being implemented, I feel that it is only necessary that I share with you a story that could change or even possibly save a life. Nothing can prepare oneself for the oncoming of bad news; it’s obvious the news is bad because eyes are overwhelmed with tears on the brink of explosion, the head is low and a weak voice struggling to let out the terror that haunts her. I like to think of myself as a strong woman, someone my kids can look up and be proud to call me their mom; but nothing has ever tested the strength of my will like the day my mom told me she was raped. Shock—How could this of … [Read more...] about Protect Yourself: Cautionary Tale

Filed Under: Expressions Tagged With: acupuncture, awareness, chiropractor, heartbreak, massage therapy, Mom, rape, shock, Tears, time

Who Are the Refugees?

February 27, 2017 by Noe Ramos Leave a Comment

By Noe Ramos |Staff Writer| Students, faculty, and community members gathered to discuss "Who Are the Refugees?", a panel event focused on bringing awareness and attention to the refugee crisis. The event took place in the College of Education on Feb. 21 and was hosted by the Center of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies and sponsored by the University Diversity Committee, the Department of Communication Studies, the Mediterranean Studies Academy, and the Muslim Students Association. The key points discussed in the panel were who were the refugees, why do they come here, what are some of the challenges that they face, and how do they come the United States. The three guest … [Read more...] about Who Are the Refugees?

Filed Under: News Tagged With: activists, american, awareness, challenges, community, Islamophobia, live, Muslims, refugee, speaker, Student, understanding

Advancing with technology

May 6, 2016 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Destiny Guzman |Staff Writer| Computers, software and technology dominate our society and are vital tools that we should know more about. “Your entire life is digital now,” said cyber security professor Vinny Nestler. Our world is overwhelmed in technological advances, and we as students need to be aware of how knowledgeable we are about it. Google Docs, Prezi and more are basic tools that we as students should know how to use, but do we really need to have knowledge about software applications and technology if our major does not require them? “By using the technology, it only leverages your intellect to a greater extent and allows other people to collaborate and create … [Read more...] about Advancing with technology

Filed Under: Opinions Tagged With: advancement, all majors, awareness, google docs, helping others, important, scholars, security, technology, valuable

Highlights of Oscar Performances

March 3, 2016 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Dawnielle Floyd |Staff Writer| Nominees for Best Original Song, Sam Smith, The Weeknd, and Lady Gaga had amazing performances at the 88th Oscar Academy Awards on Feb. 28. Reciting his first Academy Award nomination "Writing on The Wall," from the film "Spectre" Smith took home the Oscar for best original song. Smith's piece was simple but classic with a black tuxedo and bow tie, he stood center stage as the the audience listened in admiration. The Weeknd turned heads with the performance of his hit song "Earned It." The stage was lit up with street lamps and chandeliers as an aerialist floated above his head and lithe dancers circled around the stage—The Weeknd brought a shade … [Read more...] about Highlights of Oscar Performances

Filed Under: Arts and Entertainment Tagged With: 2016, 88th, AcademyAwards, Acoustic, Aerialist, america, awareness, ChrisRock, CollegeCampuses, david, FooFighter, Grohl, ladygaga, Osar, SamSmith, SexualAssault, solo, StaceyDash, TheBeatles, TheWeeknd

#National Coming Out Day

October 18, 2015 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Vivian Gurrola-Amissah |Staff Writer| This year marked the 27th anniversary of the LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer) community that brings awareness to individuals who celebrate who they are and the importance of coming out. “National Coming Out Day” honors those who have revealed their sexual orientation and continue to support those who have yet to “out” themselves. Since 1988, the LGBTQ community celebrates Oct. 11 as a day of recognition for people that are coming out, regarding their sexual orientation and inspire those who have yet to come out. Laverne Cox, from "Orange is the New Black," as well as Caitlyn Jenner are two of the many celebrities that … [Read more...] about #National Coming Out Day

Filed Under: Arts and Entertainment Tagged With: awareness, Celebrate, equality, LGBTQ, National Coming Out Day, Pan Sexual, Power, social media, Vivian Gurrola-Amissah

Yoga benefits the body, mind and all of you

May 24, 2014 by Archived posts 2 Comments

By Jennifer Baeskens |Staff Writer| Yoga is an evolving exercise that can benefit everyone. Once you find a yoga style that fits you, you will be able to experience the life-changing qualities of this ancient practice. There are many benefits and styles of yoga. One of the key aspects of yoga is to balance the body. “Yoga is a union of the mind, body and spirit, ” said Jackie Sullivan, a Yoga instructor at CSUSB, “ yoga eases stress and helps us becoming joined with our bodies.” Yoga helps increase a person’s strength, flexibility and respiratory capacity through different poses and breath work practiced during yoga. Sullivan added that yoga can also help decrease blood pressure, … [Read more...] about Yoga benefits the body, mind and all of you

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: awareness, Body, exercise, health, mind, yoga

MSA hosts Islamic Awareness week

May 10, 2014 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Melissa Gilbert |Staff Writer| The Muslim Students’ Association (MSA) organized Islamic Awareness Week May 6-8. Manal Museitef, president of the MSA explained, “This week was organized for students to learn more about Islam since there are a lot of misconceptions here in the United States.” The first lecture was given by UCLA alumnus Abdallah Jadallah. He provided information about the roles of Moses and Jesus in Islam. Jadallah explained some of the similarities shared by Judaism, Christianity and Islam through the two prophets. The tone of the lecture was friendly and inclusive. Jadallah welcomed questions, and was not afraid to admit that as a Muslim, it is OK to answer a … [Read more...] about MSA hosts Islamic Awareness week

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: awareness, community, Islamic Awareness Week, MSU, Muslims, religion

Stars step out with the ADA

November 8, 2013 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Alyssa Gradias & Abigail Tejada |Staff Writer & A&E editor| The American Diabetes Association hosted the annual Step Out Walk to stop diabetes on Nov. 2. More than 4,000 local walkers attended, including the wonderful siblings Jillian Rose and Robbie Tucker who have worked closely with ADA ever since their older brother was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. November is Diabetes awareness month and currently there are nearly 26 million Americans who have diabetes. In efforts to raise awareness stars gathered up at the Step Out Walk for the ADA. Stars from the MTV hit show “Awkward” made an appearance such as Jillian Rose, Kelly Sry, and Wesam Keesh. Robbie Tucker … [Read more...] about Stars step out with the ADA

Filed Under: Arts and Entertainment Tagged With: ADA, american, Association, awareness, Awkward, Diabetes, interview, Jillian Rose, Kelly Sry, november, stars, Step Out, walk

Students help raise money at Race for the Cure

October 26, 2013 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Courtney Mata |Staff Writer| "Save the TaTas!" "Find a cure!" These phrases explode during the month of October and it is these same phrases that can inspire people to join together for Breast Cancer Awareness month. One woman is diagnosed with breast cancer every two minutes and one woman will die of breast cancer every 13 minutes in the U.S., according to the Susan G. Komen fact sheet. During the month of October, the color pink decorates many businesses and there are several organizations that flaunt the color in support of breast cancer awareness. Breast cancer is ugly and unfortunately, it is a battle that many have to face. Every year, Susan G. Komen holds a … [Read more...] about Students help raise money at Race for the Cure

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: awareness, Breastcancer, California, cancer, fundraiser, money, RaceforCure, SusanGKomen, Temecula

Is technology dumbing us down?

October 11, 2013 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Andy Quintana |Staff Writer| Technology can make people lose focus of there surrounding. Here is an example. The San Francisco Gate reported the Sept. 23, shooting death of a 20-year-old man by a 30-year-old suspect, in an apparent random encounter inside a crowded Muni train. While the suspect allegedly waved his gun around, dozens of passengers remained engaged on their smartphones and tablets. Then he randomly shot and killed someone. We have become so dependent on our technology that we cannot even be aware of our surroundings. We aren’t even conscious when there is a gun just a few feet away. Student Danny Cruz agrees. “My iPhone is my life, my baby,” said Cruz. … [Read more...] about Is technology dumbing us down?

Filed Under: Opinions Tagged With: awareness, Critical Thinking, Danny Cruz, Dumber, Individual choice, Jessica Payne, Lupe Alatorre, PBS NextAvenue.org, San Francisco Shooting death, Shadya Qasem, Smarter, smartphones, technology, technology distraction

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