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Trigger warnings – helpful or harmful?
With the rise of darker online content filtering into the mainstream, “trigger warning” has become a term that many millennials and Gen-Z have started to familiarize themselves with.
Spill the Tea: Week of Welcome
What did Long Beach State students think about this year’s Week of Welcome?
Spill the Tea: How are students preparing for finals?
With the pressure of finals quickly approaching, students share their input on how they are tackling these overwhelming times.
Don’t fall for the Dunk hype
The Nike Dunk is a classic, but the price is not right.
Diary of a well-read kid
For us bookworms, the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books is an embarrassment of riches.
What I learned after 12 years of Catholic school
After 12 years of Catholic school, I have a different view on spirituality.
Using ChatGPT as an academic tool
Many universities have banned the use of ChatGPT due to the risk of
students using it to write their academic papers. However, there is a way to use this software to as an appropriate tool for one’s studies.
Ignoring tradition to save a few bucks
Graduating students are once again being told that they won’t be walking across the stage during commencement and have yet to receive an acceptable reason why.
Sen. Bernie Sanders speaks in Glendale about new book
Sen. Bernie Sanders came to speak in Glendale about his new book, “It’s OK to Be Angry About Capitalism.”