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Deported from The Depot: Two students quit Depot jobs over poor management

Deported from The Depot: Two students quit Depot jobs over poor management

By Lizzie Mitchell Bad bosses and difficult shifts keep pushing students to leave their jobs at the Depot. Tex DiBiase, a 19-year-old religious studies major and former Depot employee, quit last week. “I know a lot of other people have told me about problems they have,” said DiBiase. “Three people quit the same ...

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HSU softball wins CCAA championship tournament; to host NCAA West Regional Tournament

HSU softball wins CCAA championship tournament; to host NCAA West Regional Tournament

By Lorrie Reyes The Humboldt State women’s softball team traveled to Stockton, Calif. last weekend to play in the California Collegiate Athletic Association championship tournament. They returned as CCAA champions. The Lumberjacks swept the tournament and beat all three opponents they faced, including University of California, San Diego in the championship game ...

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Men’s and Women’s soccer get new coaches next season

Men’s and Women’s soccer get new coaches next season

By Kjell Dreher For the first time in nearly a decade, the Humboldt State men’s and women’s soccer teams will have separate coaches. After the HSU men’s soccer team hazing scandal last year, Coach C.J. Johnson left his position as head coach. The HSU Athletics Department selected Fred Jungemann to be the new ...

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The Band that Shall Not Be Named: The Marching Lumberjacks stripped of uniforms

The Band that Shall Not Be Named: The Marching Lumberjacks stripped of uniforms

By Lizzie Mitchell A dark cluster of musicians dressed in all black filled Arcata Theatre Lounge on April 5. The Humboldt State Marching Lumberjacks perform a spring concert every year. This year, Associated Students said they could not perform using their band name or wearing their school uniforms. The Marching Lumberjacks still performed, but ...

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POW! Free comic books break the bank!

POW! Free comic books break the bank!

By Dennis Lara-Mejia It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s... Free Comic Book Day. Free Comic Book Day happens every year on the first Saturday of May. The event first started back in 2002 as a way to draw customers in by giving away the first eight to 10 pages of new ...

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Deported from The Depot: Two students quit Depot jobs over poor management

By Lizzie Mitchell Bad bosses and difficult shifts keep pushing students to leave their jobs at the Depot. Tex DiBiase, a 19-year-old religious studies major and former Depot employee, quit last week. “I know a lot of other people have told me about problems they have,” said DiBiase. “Three people quit the same day that I quit. A lot of people put in their notice. I just stopped showing up.” DiBiase’s former colleague and roommate, 22-year-old kinesiology major Jojo Peery … [Read More...]

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HSU softball wins CCAA championship tournament; to host NCAA West Regional Tournament

By Lorrie Reyes The Humboldt State women’s softball team traveled to Stockton, Calif. last weekend to play in the California Collegiate Athletic Association championship tournament. They returned as CCAA champions. The Lumberjacks swept … [Read More...]

Austin Huff leading the pack | Provided by HSU Athletics

Track & field loses pace in conference

By Samuel Machado Fred Rosser ran the 400-meter hurdle race and won first, with a sore throat. Although the team relies on a team effort, Rosser is the only runner who placed first, earning HSU's lone individual title at the CCAA … [Read More...]

Bruno Da Matta | Provided by HSU Athletics

Former HSU student killed in car accident

By Al Cloonan A candlelight vigil was held Monday night to remember former Humboldt State soccer player Bruno da Matta. A sophomore kinesiology major, da Matta died Monday from injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident near San Diego. Friends … [Read More...]

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The Band That SHall Not Be Named outside the Arcata Theatre Lounge | Photo provided by The Marching Lumberjacks

The Band that Shall Not Be Named: The Marching Lumberjacks stripped of uniforms

By Lizzie Mitchell A dark cluster of musicians dressed in all black … [Read More...]

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HSU Custodians get short end of broomstick: Custodians overworked and understaffed because of budget cuts

By Dennis Lara-Mejia If you think it is a hassle to clean your room, … [Read More...]

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By Ryan Nakano Before I came to college, I never drank coffee. I never needed it and quite honestly it tasted like dirt. But this article is not about coffee. It’s about a tiny capsule, a pill, 20 milligrams of Amphetamine/dextroamphetamine, more commonly known by its brand name Adderall. The prescription drug works on the [...]

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