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...
