The COVID-19 vaccines have been available since January, people are refusing to get the vaccines and the reasoning and excuses people have for not getting have been weak if they have not been openly against the vaccine.
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Ethnic studies courses are the future, and CSULB needs to support them
ASI’s vote against supporting mandatory multicultural courses is a mistake. These classes are vital to our collective futures.
Democrats or Trump; this election pick one, no matter what
Voting is a responsibility, do not throw away your voice in 2020.
Lack of variety encourages protest votes
The United States has pushed the idea of one person, one vote. Making it clear that every person’s vote holds weight and should be respected, even if they use it to protest.
Kobe Bryant: my hero, far from perfect
Daily Forty-Niner alumnus James Chow reflects on the ups and downs of one of his heroes, Kobe Bryant.
Long Beach State women’s soccer defenders carry an unrealistic burden
Sinking under the pressure of unbalanced defensive responsibilities, Long Beach State women’s soccer is struggling to earn a chance to defend its conference title.
Disneyland is expensive, but it’s still worth it
How much are you willing to spend to have a day at the “happiest place on Earth?” According to Disneyland’s newest price increase in February, regular tickets start at $117 for a single day, up from the previous $110. The already pricey park continues to raise its prices. To be[Read More…]
Seeing is no longer believing
Advancements in technology have continued to improve over the years, making our lives easier. But some of the innovations have become more of a hardship than a help. Possibly the newest innovations to have surfaced in mainstream media are deepfakes. Deepfakes is a term alter a video or images to[Read More…]
Trump’s border wall is impractical and detrimental to students
I’ll be honest; I’m no political science major, but you don’t need a degree to acknowledge that President Donald Trump’s inability to compromise is equivalent to a toddler not getting what they want. It’s unsurprising that President Trump continues to fight for his wall, but why should a wall be[Read More…]
In 2020, actions must speak louder than words
It is absolutely worth listening to rhetoric, as it can be revelatory about how a candidate thinks. We cannot read a candidate’s mind, but examining what they have done can help reveal what they truly care about.