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Happy Fall Dons!
As we dive deeper into the vibrant colors of October, we hope you're enjoying the fall season so far! Grab your favorite fall drink or pastry because it's the perfect time to cozy up with our upcoming print newspaper.
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📰 Print Issue Sneak Peek: Our dedicated team has been burning the midnight oil to bring you an exceptional print issue later this month. Be on the lookout for intriguing stories, campus highlights, and engaging content.
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🌍 National Spotlight: Our editors are taking our passion for journalism on the road! They'll be in Atlanta, Georgia, attending the Associated Collegiate Press Journalism Conference to showcase our work to the rest of the nation. Your support fuels our enthusiasm, and we can't wait to represent our college on a broader stage.
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📷 Stay Connected on Socials: Can't wait for the print issue? Get a daily dose of updates, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and more by following us on Instagram and TikTok. It's the best way to stay connected with our community and get the latest news at your fingertips.
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Don't miss out on the excitement! Whether you're a fan of print or prefer the digital experience, there's something for everyone.
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Cheers to a fantastic October!
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In the early 1970s, and again in 1979, gasoline shortages triggered by conflicts in oil producing regions resulted in gas rationing and long lines locally. My brother and I were in our teens and recall waiting in lines stretching down the block for our turn to get the maximum 10 gallons of fuel. The United States relied heavily on oil …
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As a college student, especially one without a job, I’m always looking for ways to eat without spending a fortune. If I spend money on food, it’s usually to order some greasy junk when I’m tired after a long day at school. Luckily, in my case, I still live with my family. There’s plenty of food around for me to …
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As the sun sets on El Camino Real Park in Orange, you hear cars passing by, making the drive home from work. In between cars, you hear music you would normally hear at a carne asada, the pop of rubber balls bouncing, friendly insults between call-outs and the occasional “guey” (pronounced way). This is a common occurrence at parks in …
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I transferred to the University of California Santa Barbara in 2017 and graduated three years later during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. Over that period I learned more about myself outside the classroom than I did within lecture halls. The weather and countryside were too enticing day after day to not venture into and explore. There is nothing better …
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If you drive 90 minutes east towards Palm Springs on any given Sunday, you’ll find the Beaumont Outdoor Market. Since the late 1980’s, these merchants have functioned as a thriving desert micro-economy, sandwiched between a Walmart Supercenter and common suburbia. Now, amidst increasingly dire economic conditions, this market functions as an unintentional form of economic resistance against an increasingly oppressive …
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