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Volume 74, Issue 03

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE

THE HIGHLANDER FOR THE WEEK OF TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2025

VOL. 74, ISS ISSUE 03

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Hispanic Heritage Month FEATURES

The Latino Student Business Association shows what community and belonging means to them COURTESY OF LBSA

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The LBSA shows how it has given Latinx students a home for over 50 years.

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NEWS

City Council passed the Safe Communities Resolution A 4-3 vote by the city council passed the Safe Communities Resolution which condemns non-transparency tactics in immigration enforcement and states the ways it will move to protect Riverside’s values and residents. 1'99'4*8' '-;/88+ *VU[YPI\[PUN >YP[LY

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Highlander Hot Take: The United States are falling behind Mexico Mexico are poised to make a deeper run at the 2026 World Cup than their northern neighbors.

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