Month: September 2014

President Obama Fortifies Student Loan Services

JACQUELYN LOI Staff Writer On June 9, President Barack Obama issued executive actions aimed at easing student loan payments. In

DENISE TIEU News Editor After two years since the Vergara v. California lawsuit was filed, Superior Court Judge Rolf Treu

FARRAH LUU Staff Writer President Obama made an executive action to extend the Pay As You Earn (PAYE) program, a

SUSANNA AIGA Opinions Editor “It is not stress that kills us — it is our reaction to it,” Dr. Hans

JANET GUAN Copy Editor California film industries are in for a treat. Assembly Bill 1839, the California Film and Television

SHELLEY LIN Staff Writer CVS Pharmacy, the second largest pharmacy chain in the United States, has decided to stop selling

PAULA KIRYA Staff Writer National Hispanic Heritage Month is an opportunity for Americans to recognize the contributions made by Hispanic

SYLVIA WINSTON Features Editor Hispanic Heritage Month has been featured on Sesame Street. The first year that Hispanic heritage month

DEREK WU Staff Writer Sept. 15 marks the beginning of National Hispanic Heritage Month, when we recognize important Hispanic and

ELTON HO Copy Editor Just last year, the Latin American Student Organization (LASO) was founded to be a club that