Can you hear me now?
By Woojung Choi |Staff Writer| Hearing loss problems are 30 percent higher among teens today than during the 1970s and 80s, according to Tamara Sacharczyk of Chicopee, MA channel 22...
View ArticleSnoop Dogg Album Review “Bush”
By Jose Alvarez | Staff Witter | After the failed attempt of changing his persona to Snoop Lion a couple years back, Snoop Dogg is back releasing his new album “Bush,”...
View ArticleLet them eat (cup) cake
By Danni Ybarra |Staff Writer| Hamburgers and S’mores are staples of any summer cookout; now, you can turn those staples into a dessert that is sure to be the highlight...
View ArticleMiley Cyrus: A rebel with a cause
By Tiffany Moyes | Staff Writer | Miley Cyrus is taking on the role of a philanthropist through her new project the “Happy Hippies Foundation.” Cyrus is known to the public as...
View ArticlePop culture
By Jesy Amaro |Staff Writer| Pop culture provides inspiration and idealization of social trends, movements, and motivations that captivate audience attention through various forms of mass media....
View ArticleJuicing your way to health
By Ricardo Mendez |Staff Writer| Why juice your body with steroids when you can juice with fruits and vegetables? There are many methods to making fresh juice, from squeezing fruit...
View ArticleMental and physical health go hand-in-hand
By Lauren Jennings |Staff Writer| “I personally feel that if I didn’t exercise regularly, I would go crazy. Overall, it just makes me feel so much better. I don’t think I’ve...
View ArticleFad diets: how they are bad for you
By Shelby Hancock |Asst. Sports Editor| Healthy weight loss is accompanied by exercise and a healthy diet, but many believe there is another way to reach weight loss goals, fad...
View ArticleThreatening hypersexual culture numbs American society
Yerin Kim | Staff Writer | American society’s obsession with hypersexuality permeates every aspect of life, normalizing unrealistic and unhealthy stereotypes regarding gender and sexuality. In...
View ArticleUSA Freedom Act is ill-revised
By Kassandra Garcia |Staff Writer| On Thursday, May 7, the federal appeals court finally ruled that the National Security Agency’s (NSA) surveillance program was illegal. The new reform, known...
View ArticleSan Bernardino declares new bankruptcy plan
By Randall Higgins |Staff Writer| San Bernardino will submit a bankruptcy exit plan by the end of this month. The city declared bankruptcy in 2012. According to the plan, San...
View ArticleImmigrants denied DAPA protection
By Cherae Hunt |Staff Writer| Over four million immigrants should have been able to apply for temporary relief from deportation through Deferred Action for Parental Accountability (DAPA), which was...
View ArticleThousands untested rape kits
Cherae Hunt |Staff Writer Thousands of untested rape kits dating back to 1933 were found on May 11, 2015, in the Atlanta police department, according to a report by Jeff...
View ArticleCSUs may receive millions
By Jorge Campos |Staff Writer| Gov. Jerry Brown proposed a $115.3 million spending plan that could provide millions for the Cal State University system. In return for the spending plan,...
View ArticleSummer School
By Daniela Rueda |Staff Writer| CSUSB encourages students to get ahead and take summer classes because of the many benefits offered. Summer priority registration began May 4 and continued until...
View ArticleLong Live “At.Long.Last.A$AP”
By Itzayana Jimenez |Staff Writer| A$AP Rocky surprised us all by releasing his highly anticipated sophomore album, “At.Long.Last.A$AP,” which was originally set to be released on June 2. Rocky, who...
View ArticleSocial media makes hating easier
By Woojung Choi | Staff Writer | Is it easier to hate someone on social media? Coyotes think so, particularly if they have never met in person. Facebook users can...
View ArticleYou’re not as smart as you think you are
By Jessica Arciniega |Staff Writer| Are you smarter than a 5th grader? Or better yet, are you smarter than a search engine? Searching online may make you think you’re smarter...
View Article“Mad Max: Fury Road” is not cinematic feminist “propaganda” drivel
By Kassandra Garcia |Staff Writer| Although Vanity Fair has hailed “Mad Max: Fury Road“ as the most surprising feminist triumph, it is also viewed as “a feminist piece of propaganda...
View ArticleRAFFMA helps students express themselves
By Erika Flores |Staff Writer| The Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art (RAFFMA) is located on the northwest side of campus and offers students opportunities to educate and express...
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