Who needs water, right?
Cody Davis,
Contributor
November 16, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Growing up I was taught to treat everyone with respect and never jeopardize the safety of another human being. However, I realized with age not many people or institutions follow the same moral foundations that I do; safety for others is not their first priority. There is a health and safety issue...
Escaping Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico
Myles Watkins,
Staff Writer
October 19, 2017
Upon his initial arrival to Puerto Rico, CSUEB student Juan Palencia was ready to experience life as an exchange student on the paradise-like island. However, instead of enjoying bright blue bioluminescent pools, finding hidden beaches with new friends, and embracing local culture, Palencia faced down a ...
The shores of Cuba
Hannah Childress,
Contributor
September 21, 2017
Filed under Photos
Gaining access to information on water activities in Cuba proved harder than expected. Some local Cubans claimed that access to water for recreational or commercial purposes is strictly prohibited or limited. As one local street artist who goes by Martí said, “It is learning to see the lies… to ...
Cuba’s coastline is no man’s land
Hannah Childress,
Contributor
August 29, 2017
Filed under Essays
Gaining access to information on water activities in Cuba proved harder than expected. Some local Cubans claimed that access to water for recreational or commercial purposes is strictly prohibited or limited. As one local street artist who goes by Martí said, “It is learning to see the lies… to ...
Does CSU East Bay have questionable water quality?
Cody Davis and Daniel McGuire,
Contributors
June 7, 2017
On several occasions, Reza Khorasani, finance vice-president for Associated Students Inc., complained to university officials at Cal State East Bay about the drinking water on campus. Since February, in meetings with student government officials and university President Leroy Morishita, Khorasani said he ...
