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Your Guide to the perfect LA Summer. Kyle Frizol Editor-in-Chief Gone are the days of research papers, group projects and exams; Summer is here, and with it comes endless days soaking the sun. Alongside daydreams of far off places beyond the horizon, Los Angeles comes alive during these warmer months. This is your guide to living, breathing and losing yourself in Los Angeles this Summer. For those who long to spend hours gazing into the depths of a Rembrandt, the City is home to some of the most elegant and renowned galleries in the world. These include: The Getty, Getty Villa, LACMA, The Broad, Huntington Library, Hammer Museum and the Institute of Contemporary Art. Even better, and music to students’ ears, every museum mentioned is free. Notably, exhibitions such as Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirror Rooms at The Broad require reservations ahead of time. It’s wise to plan ahead and check each museum’s website before visiting. Summer isn’t complete without the relaxing vibe of live concerts and music events. This year, there are countless festivals, concerts, events and bars showcasing musical talent from around the world. Most notably (and free), KCRW’s Summer Nights is kicking off Saturday, June 2 with a free concert. Alongside the music, a beer garden and market will be offered every Saturday in June. Locations vary each
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Roger Waters performs in concert on "The Wall Live" tour at Time Warner Cable Arena, in Charlotte, North Carolina.
week; check KCRW’s website for more details. Returning this year, The Getty’s Off the 405 Summer series features rising bands and exhibitions on Saturdays throughout the Summer. Similarly, Jazz at LACMA will be introducing artists at its live concert series every Friday in June and July. Best of all, they are both free.
Movie buffs, you’re not forgotten. Throughout the Summer, Rooftop Cinema Club and Melrose Rooftop Theatre will be presenting popular current and classic films. At the Rooftop Cinema Club, guests are provided a comfortable chair and blankets, and can listen to the outdoor film through wireless headphones. Notable showings in June include: Black Panther, Pulp Fiction and Baby Driver.
For those looking to party the Summer away, LA is home to some of the largest events in the State. Notably, LAWinefest is entering its 13th year, introducing wines, brews and spirits from around the world to Angelinos. Those interested should buy tickets ahead of time, as they sell out quickly. As usual, entry is restricted to those 21 years of age and older.
Even with the plethora of events listed above, this is just the tip of the iceberg. Three months of warm sun, good friends and relaxing vibes lay ahead. The only thing left to do is to decide what to do next. For more information and additional events in Los Angeles this Summer, please visit csulauniversitytimes.com I’ll see you there!
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As we set aside our textbooks, laptops and look to relieve ourselves from the stress of a tumultuous semester, Summer is near. With your best friends at your side and three months to lose yourself in the world, the University Times will follow you on your journey. Through our revamped digital platform, local and national news is at your fingertips. On those long journeys to the beach, the mountains or to far off places, we will be there in the palm of your hand. I look optimistically to the future as your Editor-in-Chief. May your vacations be carefree and lighthearted and may warm summer days send you on your way.
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Commencement 2018 Nearly 6,000 students graduated during Cal State LA’s 14 Commencement ceremonies this year in the span of 5 days. Students from the class of 2018 join the large pool of more than 245,000 Cal State LA alumni in the Los Angeles area. “Today you stand on the
peak of a great mountain, looking at the world and your future. You see other mountains around you; they represent other goals and challenges,” said President William Covino “Along with all that you will remember from your years at Cal State LA, I ask that you remember this advice:
Don’t be daunted by the heights of your dreams and challenges...during your time here, you’ve learned how to reach the top.” Over the week, the commencement ceremonies featured various student speakers and keynote guests including: Ana Ponce, Chief
Executive Officer of Camino Nuevo Charter Academy; Cástulo de la Rocha, President and Chief Executive Officer of AltaMed Health Services Corporation; and Stewart Kwoh, President and Executive Director of Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Los Angeles. Kwoh received an
honorary doctorate of Laws from Cal State LA during the second ceremony for the College of Natural and Social Sciences. By: J. Aaron Delgado Managing Editor
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Summer of Video Games
Introducing digital worlds and cutting-edge innovation at E3 2018.
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The biggest week in video games and electronic entertainment returns to the Los Angeles Convention Center this summer by showcasing newly announced titles, as well as those currently in development. Running from June 12 through June 14, Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) is a wonderland for video game developers and aficionados that gives an inside look on the projects publishers have been working on before they are officially announced. By: J. Aaron Delgado Managing Editor
Publishers and companies that are showcasing their work include: Microsoft, Nintendo of America, Sony Interactive Entertainment, Bethesda Softworks, Ubisoft Entertainment, Activision, and plenty of others. While E3 still remains a trade show, the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) decided to open the show to the public for the second time in a row based on a first comefirst serve basis with gamer passes to allow those who wish to attend the ability to. While the decision to open the show to the public received backlash from members of both the industry and media, the ESA adjusted the hours for gamer passes to enter the convention center later. Despite entering later, during the week, E3 at the Coliseum will bring fans in attendance and those watching through live streams closer to their favorite game creators with plenty of discussions; Geoff Keighley of the Game Awards will host the stream.
Guests include: Magician Penn Jillette, video game auteur Hideo Kojima, actor Elijah Wood, a 20year reunion with the cast of Grim Fandango, Co-Studio Head of TreyArch Jason Blundell (Call of Duty: Black Ops 4), the creative team and cast of Square-Enix’s “Tomb Raider”,Oscar nominated filmmaker Darren Aronofsky, the creative team behind the critically acclaimed indie title “Cuphead”, and many more to be announced. Be sure to follow the University Times online and on social media for live & interactive updates that will feature announcements, hands-on demos, exclusive interviews, videos, photos and much more. Follow the exciting moments of E3 as they unfold at: csulauniversitytimes.com Gamer Passes can be purchased at E3-Expo.org for $249 in limited quantities, which will grant limited access to the show floor to demo video games, E3 Coliseum, purchase items and various activities.
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Electronic Arts Press Conference on Saturday June 9, 2018 at 11 AM PT at the Hollywood Palladium
Even though Electronic Arts (EA) hosts a separate event at the Hollywood Palladium, EA still manages to reveal projects and build information on their titles in development at their event titled “EA Play” where guests can demo featured games. More details on “Battlefield V”, which will be set in WWII, and their multiplayer role-playing game “Anthem” should be revealed. Other games include: Madden 19, NBA Live 19, and possibly new unannounced titles.
Microsoft Press Conference on Sunday June 10, 2018 at 1 PM PT at the Microsoft Theater
After delaying Xbox exclusive title “Crackdown 3”, an update on the game’s development and hopefully a release date should arise. While Walmart Canada (CA) potentially leaked “Gears of War 5” and a new “Forza Horizon” title earlier this month, those titles and any new titles are up in the air as they are yet to be revealed but have the potential to win the crowd if they are to announce any new exclusives at this year’s briefing.
Bethesda Softworks Press Conference on Sunday June 10, 2018 at 6:30 PM PT at the LA Live Event Deck
“We have a lot to show you this year. Might be our longest E3 Showcase ever? Not sure, but it's packed," tweeted Pete Hines, Vice President of Press Relations and Marketing. Bethesda was one of the victims of the Walmart CA leak with their title “Rage 2”; the company was quick to tease the game on social media with photos relating to game and officially confirm the leak shortly after. Being developed by id Software (Doom), Rage 2 is expected to be displayed at their showcase. No other details have been revealed, but many speculate that a new “Elder Scrolls” title or another installment of “Fallout: New Vegas” will be revealed.
Square Enix Press Conference on Monday June 11, 2018 at 10 AM PT (Online)
Lara Croft returns with her next adventure in “Shadow of the Tomb Raider” which brings her closer to her original incarnation from the first Playstation era as a full fledged Tomb Raider. The long awaited Kingdom Hearts 3 is also expected to reveal more details on the game’s development as well as the critically anticipated Final Fantasy VII remake.
Ubisoft Press Conference on Monday June 11, 2018 at 1 PM PT at the Orpheum Theater Ubisoft revealed plenty of titles during their Press Conference last year that are “coming soon”. Details on the following titles should be revealed this year: “Beyond Good and Evil 2”, “The Crew 2”, “Skull & Bones”, and “The Division 2”. A new “Splinter Cell” is rumored to be revealed after being leaked by Walmart CA as well as the recent in-game themed event in “Ghost Recon: Wildlands”.
PC Gaming Show Press Conference on Monday June 11, 2018 at 3 PM PT (Location TBD) Few details have surfaced for this year’s PC Gaming show other than it will be featuring more unannounced games, trailers and new footage than ever before. Generally, new hardware in the PC industry is also showcased.
Sony Press Conference on Monday June 11, 2018 at 6 PM PT at the Shrine Auditorium Sony is expected to follow up on their exclusive titles that were announced at their previous press conferences. Hideo Kojima’s highly anticipated “Death Stranding” is among
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the titles that should be shown as well as Naughty Dog’s follow up to “The Last of Us”. Spider-Man closed the show last year and is set to release this September; Sony could possibly reveal the game’s storyline as well as final details. As usual, there will be surprises and
potentially reveal details on their next console.
Nintendo Press Conference on Tuesday June 12, 2018 at 9 AM PT (Online)
The Nintendo Switch has
come a long way and it’s future shines bright with the support of third party developers and exclusive titles. More details on Metroid Prime 4, Yoshi and possibly Bayonetta 3 should be discussed on their Nintendo Direct but Super Smash Bros. for the Switch is expected to steal the show.
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NOTICIAS DE MÉXICO
Graduaciones en Cal State LA 2018 TEMAS DE INTERÉS
La frontera recibe nuevos elementos
Frontera entre México y Estados Unidos. Crédito de fotografía: Sgt. 1st Class Gordon Hyde,
Efectivos de la Guardia Nacional llegan a la frontera sur para proteger la zona Por Yeraldín Estrada La patrulla fronteriza le dio la bienvenida a 51 hombres de la Guardia Nacional la semana pasada. Este grupo de elementos llamado también “Operativo de Apoyo Guardián” fue recibido como parte de la colaboración de la patrulla fronteriza quienes permanecerán reguardando la frontera hasta que concluya el año fiscal que sería a finales del mes de septiembre. La jefa de la patrulla fronteriza en la ciudad de El Centro, en el condado imperial, Gloria Chávez les dio la bienvenida. En la rueda de prensa, Chávez dijo que ya se les está dando el debido entrenamiento y explicó que las labores que llevarán a cabo serán administrativas y de logística. Los dividirán en dos grupos, uno de ellos se hará cargo de las actividades de comunicación y transporte, y apoyarán en proyectos como el mantenimiento de carreteras. El otro se ocupará del monitoreo de los sistemas de vigilancia. Aunque se ocupen de la vigilancia, el personal no se involucrará
en el tema del cumplimiento de las leyes migratorias o al menos así lo recalcó la jefa de la patrulla fronteriza quien también dijo, “La seguridad de la frontera es la seguridad nacional y el rol de la Guardia Nacional es crucial aquí”. Los elementos no estarán armados y cuando finalicen su trabajo, se decidirá si continúan en la frontera o no. Por lo pronto, se espera que la protección en la frontera sea mucho más efectiva que en otros años. Según los datos oficiales, cada día se detiene alrededor de 80 personas en está parte de la frontera y se espera que el número disminuya considerablemente. Este tipo de operaciones no han surgido con la llegada del presidente Donald Trump quien se ha distinguido por su racismo hacia los mexicanos, ya en otros mandatos este tipo de operativos se llevaron a cabo. En el mandato de George W. Bush estuvieron alrededor de 6,000 elementos apoyando a la frontera y en el 2010, el entonces presidente Barack Obama, también envió a más de 1,000 hombres para controlar el límite territorial entre México y Estados Unidos. El año pasado el sector de El Centro de la patrulla fronteriza interceptó más de 18,000 inmigrantes además de decomisar alrededor de 5,000 libras de marihuana con la ayuda de la Guardia Nacional.
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Cientos de estudiantes culminan sus estudios rodeados de familiares y amigos Por Claudia Landeros Se ha terminado un año escolar más en Cal State LA. Del 21 al 25 de mayo se celebraron diferentes ceremonias de graduación de los diferentes departamentos académicos. Cientos de estudiantes de licenciaturas, maestrías y doctorados culminaron sus estudios académicos y vieron coronados sus esfuerzos de varios años. El Departamento de Ingeniería, Ciencias Computacionales y Tecnología inauguró las ceremonias de graduación el lunes 21 de mayo. A partir de ese día y hasta el viernes 25, los alumnos, las autoridades escolares y las familias celebraron juntos a sus graduados.
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El presidente de Cal State LA, el doctor William A. Covino, se dirigió a los alumnos diciendo "Junto con todo lo que recordarán de sus años en Cal State LA, les pido que recuerden este consejo: no se dejes intimidar por las alturas de sus sueños y desafíos, durante su tiempo aquí, han aprendido cómo llegar a la cima."
Letras cerró la jornada de graduaciones y con ella el Departamento de Lenguas Modernas. Estudiantes de varios idiomas, entre ellos francés, japonés y español, lo mismo que otros estudiantes caminaron al escenario ante la mirada de orgullo y admiración de sus amigos y familiares.
Fueron aproximadamente 6,000 estudiantes los que recibieron su diploma en diferentes áreas, en un total de 14 ceremonias. El departamento de Artes y
La felicidad y el júbilo de todos los presentes fueron muy grandes. Una vez que los estudiantes cambiaron de lado el cordón de sus birretes y fueron oficialmente graduados
por las autoridades escolares, una lluvia de globos dorados, blancos y negros cayeron del techo lo que provocó una algarabía colectiva. Un año escolar más se termina y a partir de este momento comienzan a escribirse otras historias. Las bases para una vida profesional se fundieron en las aulas de la universidad, pero la vida profesional los espera allá afuera, y como dijo el presidente Covino “ustedes son un águila dorada y siempre remontarán el vuelo”.
NOTICIAS DE INMIGRACIÓN
“Centro América Cuenta” Se pospone el festival literario hasta nuevo aviso Por Eduardo Ramos “Centroamérica cuenta” es un festival literario que se celebra desde el 2013 en Nicaragua. Surge como una iniciativa del escritor nicaragüense Sergio Ramírez. En sus ya cinco ediciones, ha convocado a alrededor de 500 participantes latinoamericanos, españoles, estadounidenses, franceses, alemanes, italianos y neerlandeses. Sin embargo, debido a la situación de crisis e incertidumbre que atraviesa actualmente Nicaragua, la sexta edición que se planeaba realizar del 21 al 25 de mayo en Managua, ha sido pospuesta. “Agradecemos a los autores nicaragüenses y extranjeros que han manifestado su interés de formar parte del
festival, así como a los socios y patrocinadores que han apoyado el festival desde sus inicios en 2013, anuncia el comité organizador a través de un comunicado en su página web, centramericacuenta.com El presidente de “Centroamérica Cuenta”, Sergio Ramírez, señaló como motivo principal de la suspensión las protestas de abril y aclaró que con el diálogo nacional “habíamos pensado que sostener al mismo tiempo un diálogo cultural como el que ‘Centroamérica Cuenta’ representa, podría haber ayudado a enriquecer las perspectivas de un entendimiento nacional”. No obstante, “los últimos acontecimientos muestran un nuevo deterioro, muy preocupante, de la situación”, aclaró el escritor. Se podría decir que el festival aún se encuentra dentro de su etapa inicial. Aun así, ya se ha constituido como el evento literario más importante de la región y además está entre los más importantes de Iberoamérica. Este año el festival constaría de 70
actividades culturales entre conversatorios, proyecciones de películas, talleres formativos y presentaciones de libros, de acuerdo a la agenda prevista. Esta edición estaría dedicada a Ulises Juárez Polanco, autor nicaragüense y promotor de la cultura, que murió a los 33 años en agosto de 2017. El objetivo de este festival literario es contribuir a los esfuerzos de integración cultural que se llevan a cabo en la región centroamericana. Busca promover el arte y literatura, reflexionar sobre la identidad y realidad centroamericana, proyectar y difundir la cultura de la región, especialmente su narrativa. Pretende crear lazos entre los creadores centroamericanos y los invitados, favoreciendo la conexión entre la cultura centroamericana y las demás culturas. Entablar un diálogo generacional entre creadores ya reconocidos y nuevos creadores emergentes. Las fechas para la realización del Festival se darán a conocer conforme mejoren las condiciones.
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Your guide to the summer’s hottest films and shows. Carlos Gomez Web Editor As summer grows near, many individuals are making plans with friends and family for outings and parties. If you’re not the type to go out and prefer to sit down and enjoy something on the big or small screen, here are some movies and tv shows to catch this summer. With AMC $5 Tuesdays returning, students can now catch movies on a budget. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Dinosaurs return to the big screen, along with Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard, who are fighting to save the dinos from a second wave of extinction. This will be the fifth installment of the Jurassic series since its first movie, Jurassic Park, came out in 1993. While the franchise is over 20 years old, it continues to bring in movie goers young and old. Christopher Robin Disney continues its path of live action remakes, this time featuring the lovable bear and his now grown up companion as he struggles to sort out his life. Winnie the Pooh originally debut in 1926, and was acquired by Disney in the 1960’s. Since then, the bear has been recognized by many people, as well as his colorful friends.
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Chris Pratt will reprise his role in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom which is one of the blockbusters opening this Summer.
American Ninja Warrior Featuring celebrities like Usher, NeYo, and Logan Paul, American Ninja Warrior returns to the screen on May 30. The show tests the abilities of its contestants with obstacle courses designed to push their mental and
physical limits. It’s great show to say, “I could do that” to while munching on some leftover pizza. Master Chef The famous Twitter roasting Gordon Ramsey is back at it again with a new
season of MasterChef, which will boast its 9th season on May 30. As Ramsey continues to scream and yell at contestants who want to win with their cooking skills, we can sit back and enjoy the show with our semi-burned popcorn.
Internships 101 Your guide to finding the perfect internship this summer. Richard Molina News Editor Summer vacation is upon us! While the time of homework, pop quizzes and presentations is over for now, the abundance of free time opens opportunities to gain hands-on experience in the career field of your dreams! Organizations all across Los Angeles are looking for eager college students to intern and develop skills necessary to succeeding in their field of interest. Internships will be necessary if you hope to be a future leader in your field. So before you go signing up to the first opportunity that comes across your path, make sure you’ve done your research to get the most out of your potential internship. Here a few suggestions to get you started on the right path: First, be sure you know what you’re getting into. The National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) uses the following definition: “An internship is a form of experiential learning that integrates knowledge and theory learned in the classroom with practical application and skills development in a professional setting.” Make sure the work you do during the internship will be relevant to your future career.
The next thing you’re going to
"...a stepping stone toward your future career..." want to keep in mind is compensation. Aside from providing the wonderful opportunity of experience in the field of your dreams, some internships even offer a salary! If money is going to be tight this summer, you might want to find an internship that pays. Some programs even offer academic credits towards your university program. When you’re ready to start applying to programs, be sure you have your credentials prepared. This should include a resume, containing a clearly stated objective, both your academic and work history and a short list of reference contacts. Web-based work profiles are a great way to find internships and network through various fields. LinkedIn is such a platform, and popularly used on both the app and website. As for the seeking-out portion of obtaining an internship, there are various ways to do so. Cal State LA will post internships directly connected to the University on CareerLink. Websites such as LinkedIn, Indeed and many others are full of internships. Just be sure to investigate programs thoroughly before committing.
Finally, the most important
thing to do during an internship is to enjoy yourself and keep an open mind. Internships are supposed to be a stepping stone toward your future career, so make sure the work you do is fulfilling and rewarding.
For more information, visit the Career Development Center or check out their online “Guide for Internships” at: http://www.calstatela.edu/ univ/cdc/guide-internships.
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