Readers beware of fake news
Ira Lazo,
Contributor
December 8, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Politics
It’s getting more difficult to distinguish between real and fake news content online. Like others, I am guilty of re-posting an article based on the title alone, and I have fallen for articles made to look like real news stories with clickbait titles more times than I would ever care to sh...
2016 Election: Autism and the vote
Ira Lazo,
Contributor
December 7, 2016
Filed under Features, Photo Galleries, Politics
My brother, Vito Angelo Lazo, is autistic and needs a routine in order to make sense of his day. He gets flustered easily when his schedule for the day is disrupted. Every Saturday, he and our mother go to Costco to buy the family food for the week, to the library to return his books and ...
Letter to the Editor
Robert B. Wister,
Hayward Resident
November 30, 2016
Filed under Letter to Editor, Opinion, Politics
Each election cycle we are confronted with closed streets for paving ONLY in the three months before election vote time. Watch the street paving frenzy come to a screeching halt the day of the election. Where are these workers for the preceding eighteen months? Who is paying them during their time o...
Bay Area responds to election
Denika Williams,
Contributor
November 28, 2016
Filed under Campus, Politics, Showcase
Chaos broke loose in various cities across the nation the moment Donald J. Trump became President Elect of the Unites States, including the Bay Area. Like most Americans, I watched on Tuesday November 8th to see the results of the 45th Presidential Election. It was past midnight when the news broke t...
The media must be held accountable for dividing this country
Yousuf Fahimuddin,
Contributor
November 17, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Politics
The current political climate in this country is the most toxic it’s been in my lifetime. In a mad dash to prove themselves right—because nothing is worse than a newspaper admitting that it got something wrong—they’re spreading false information. “Big media” outlets like CNN, Huffington Post, ...
California does its part, Trump still wins
Louis LaVenture,
Editor-in-Chief
November 10, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Politics, Showcase
As I watched the election coverage unfold last night on television I couldn’t help but be nervous. I didn’t want Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump to win the race, but I knew we had to settle on one of them. I just thought there was no way it would be Trump. Sure, Clinton has her flaws, but she hasn...
Presidential election got me like ‘nah’
Louis LaVenture,
Editor-in-Chief
November 2, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Politics, Showcase
I feel like I am at a restaurant but all of the food is gone. All they have is salt, pepper and house salads. That is what the 2016 presidential election feels like to me. I don’t want either entrée, but I’m hungry and I have to eat, so I am forced to choose between a salad or condiments. Salad pl...
Green vote in a blue state
Kali Persall,
Managing Editor
November 2, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Politics, Showcase
On Tuesday, voters will blacken the bubble that will determine what life in the U.S. will look like for the next four years: a dismal picture under Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and a downright horrifying one under Republican nominee Donald Trump. I am 23 years old and this is the first year I will...
Permits, pornos and pot: oh my!
Kali Persall,
Managing Editor
October 13, 2016
Filed under Metro, Showcase
The general election is just four weeks away and voters are beginning to feel the pressure. California voters specifically will have a number of major decisions to make concerning issues in their state on Nov. 8. Seventeen new propositions are on the ballot this year and range from death penalty pr...
ASI candidates explain why they should win
Tishauna Carrell,
Blogger
April 29, 2015
Filed under Campus
California State University, East Bay, Associated Students Incorporated, held a “Coffee with the candidates” event at the Agora Stage to allow 2015-2016 ASI candidates to express why they should be elected to the student body. The first 200 people to arrive were offered free vanilla or chocolate...
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