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A contributor at Long Beach Current writing for Opinions, Arts & Life, and News.

Loves writing stories about people and community especially about growth and change.

Everyone goes through hardship and changes in life. I want to share the stories of people around us, people in the community.

Suzunosuke Ida’s Journalist Portfolio

The songs that shaped these Long Beach love stories

The songs that shaped these Long Beach love stories

Whether discovered in a Costco aisle, a LGBTQ+ center or a seventh‑grade classroom, these campus couples say …

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CSULB alumnus recognized by City of Long Beach

CSULB alumnus recognized by City of Long Beach

Long Beach State alumnus Marcus Hobbs was recently awarded the city's Martin Luther King Jr. Peacemaker Award…

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Seniors reflect on graduating amid USU construction

Seniors reflect on graduating amid USU construction

As graduates prepare for upcoming commencement, many seniors are battling a mix of excitement and frustration…

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Wearing the journey: Graduates share their stories on caps and sashes

Wearing the journey: Graduates share their stories on caps and sashes

As the 2026 Spring Commencement approaches, some students are customizing their graduation caps and sashes wi…

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The paradox of pleasure from sad songs

The paradox of pleasure from sad songs

We've all been there. Driving down Pacific Coast Highway, with the windows down and a sad song playing. But w…

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How good friends made me a better student

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By Suzunosuke Ida
| Long Beach Current Verified
CSULB student Madeline Harris has a picnic with her friends on the Central Quad and enjoys the quality time she has with them. "Some of the best parts about campus life is the clubs and organizations because you can find a community of people who have similar interests and similar hobbies." Harris said. Brandon Rodriguez | Long Beach Current I was never a good student. I never really tried, I just wanted to pass my classes and be done with school, never putting much effort into socializing either.
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Wearing the journey: Graduates share their stories on caps and sashes

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By Suzunosuke Ida
| Long Beach Current Verified
For some graduates, cap and other custom decorations go beyond celebration, serving as visual tributes to heritage, family sacrifice and the journey to earning a degree at Long Beach State. Graphic by Gabrielle Lashley As the 2026 Spring Commencementapproaches, some students are customizing their graduation caps and sashes with a variety of creative elements that represent their identities, backgrounds or journeys as Long Beach State students.
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The paradox of pleasure from sad songs

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By Suzunosuke Ida
| Long Beach Current Verified
We’ve all been there. Driving down Pacific Coast Highway, with the windows down and a sad song playing. But why does our sadness feel lighter when we listen to sad music? Researchers explain sometimes people have to experience the bad in order to feel good. Sadness is often avoided in everyday life, but when it comes to music, we seek out sad songs to listen to. The logic behind listening to sad songs to feel better sounds counterintuitive, but that’s why researchers call it The Tragedy Paradox.
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