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Measles outbreak causes outrage

Adam Del Rio, Staff Writer | February 18, 2015

Rumors and horror stories of vaccine side-effects spread faster than the illnesses themselves. The time to drop silly precautions is now, before it’s too late. Parents across the U.S. are blaming...

Proposition 13 outdated, requires change

Proposition 13 outdated, requires change

Jay Serrano, Freelance Writer | February 18, 2015

Proposition 13, a series of tax reforms passed in 1978, is the single worst thing to happen to the California education system, ever. Protections for homeowners are necessary and should stay, but the numerous...

Confrontational evangelists abuse free speech rights

Harold Shi, Staff Writer | February 5, 2015

In a college campus of 23,000 students, at some point you’ll meet somebody whose ideas and values clash with your own. Then there are some people who just aren’t worth responding to. Perhaps...

Gender does make a difference

Gender does make a difference

Lan Nguyen, Staff Writer | February 2, 2015

Sex. When the word is uttered, some let out a muffled giggle, others cringe in discomfort. When it comes to sex, U.S. Rep. Jim Cooper thinks about the inherent differences between men and women. In...

President Obama proposes free community college

President Obama proposes free community college

Alejandra Cabrera, Staff Writer | January 23, 2015

President Obama made a bold move on Jan. 8 when he submitted a proposal to provide free tuition for community college students. The proposal requires a loose budget of $60 billion over the course of a...

Oppositional Defiance Disorder

Oppositional Defiance Disorder

Naomi Fuhrmann, Staff Writer | January 23, 2015

My older brother is constantly negative, has a healthy distrust of authority and absolutely loves arguing about everything. We all know someone who holds those personality traits, yet we never consider...

Editorial: Charlie Hebdo

La Voz Weekly, Editorial Board | January 20, 2015

The Jan. 7 attack on French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo that left 12 dead, including 10 staff members and two police officers, sparked global debates over freedom of expression and freedom of speech....

Yes means yes law takes effect

Yes means yes law takes effect

Lamberto Diaz Diaz, Staff Writer | January 20, 2015

The “Yes Means Yes” law, also known as CA State Senate Bill  967, signed by Governor Jerry Brown in September, 2014, officially took effect as of January 1. SB 967 will attempt to remove any doubts...

Hate does not bring progress

Hate does not bring progress

Talia Alvarez, Staff Writer | January 16, 2015

As 2014 came to an end, chants such as “black lives matter” and “I can’t breath” were screamed by thousands of angry protesters around the U.S. as they looted and destroyed their own cities in...

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