SoCal students large part of CSUEB population
Erika Martinez,
Staff Writer
July 3, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Summertime is here, and we’ve managed to finish yet another school year. Unless you’re taking summer school, it is now time to hibernate and make up for all those sleepless nights studying and stressing out about exams. What happens to all the non-local students in the summer? Despite it being...
Rebecca Esparza
Rebecca Esparza,
Contributor
August 27, 2017
Filed under Blogs
Family makes the world go round Red, blue and orange vacant buildings, rusted cars and garbage are what I continued to see as I walked through Havana. I kept seeing lightning and hearing thunder, hoping it wouldn't rain on me as I was searching for something to capture. Mind you, I wouldn't be wa...
Coming back to my home, Madrid
Daisy Ortiz,
Spanish Editor
August 23, 2017
Filed under Opinion
About six months ago, my cousins, my younger sister and I decided to buy tickets to Europe. A round trip cost us around $400—a surprisingly good deal—so we took the plunge. This isn’t my first time in Europe; in fact, it's my fourth time coming back and my third time coming to Madrid. The sc...
In-law units secret weapon to state housing crisis
Kali Persall,
Managing Editor
October 19, 2016
In 2017, living in someone’s backyard in an in-law unit could become much more common, thanks to a new bill signed by Gov. Jerry Brown on Sept. 27. The bill aims to ease some of the barriers and costs associated with building in-law or Accessory Dwelling Units and incentivize California homeowners...
Home can never be replaced
Marissa Marshall,
Staff Writer
June 29, 2016
Filed under Opinion
In August 2015 I moved away from home in Los Angeles to attend my first year of college at California State University East Bay. I finished my first year, and am finally home for summer break before I return for my second year. It was a surreal feeling for me when I first got to college. I was not sad I...
