It’s Over: The End or New Beginning?

Zachary Mejia, Political Correspondent

November 9, 2016

Filed under Top Stories

President-elect Donald Trump has clinched the 2016 presidential election after a tight battle to the last minute with his opponent, Hillary Clinton. His victory marks the closest election since Bush v Gore, and like the 2000 elections, third party candidates played a key role in the outcome. While m...

Th SC Podcast- Pick Your Poison: Trump or Hillary?

November 8, 2016

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SC Podcast members share opinions on both presidential candidates. Cast: Ryan Rivera Albert Lopez Sarah Medina Jesus Colin...

Clinton vs.Trump: The Qualifier

Zachary Mejia, Political Correspondent

October 18, 2016

Filed under News

The October 8 debate occurred after a controversial week for both presidential candidates. Donald Trump was under heavy criticism for coarse sexual remarks made about women in a leaked video from 2005. Hillary Clinton was under scrutiny after Wikileaks released transcripts of paid speeches she made to...

The Coin Toss Election: First Presidential Debate

Zachary Mejia, Managing Editor

September 26, 2016

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The Rio Hondo Forensics department, in conjunction with Student Life and Leadership and the Associated Students of Rio Hondo College, held a viewing in SU-201 for the Monday night presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. This was the first of three debates between the two candidate...

Sanders remains optimistic at Southern California rally, inspiring supporters

Pete Escobar, A&E Editor

May 20, 2016

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Thousands lined up at the StubHub center in Carson on Tuesday night for a rally in support of the democratic presidential candidate Bernard “Bernie” Sanders. Sanders spoke out about a variety of issues facing the nation in hopes of garnering voter support and catching up with his democratic rival,...

CSU and UC budget cuts

Shayah Leisenring, Staff Writer

October 11, 2012

Filed under Opinion

CSU money has been cut by almost $1 billion or 33 percent over the past four years, with student tuition increases covering only about half of the lost revenue. To fill the budget hole, CSU has implemented numerous cost cutting measures, as well as increased efficiencies. According to the public affairs sect...