Read Edition 6 of The Cougar Chronicle (11/25/20)
November 25, 2020
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Business students partner with local news organization
A team of five CSUSM business students have partnered with the North County based news organization The Coast News Group for their Senior Experience project. READ MORE
No update on commencement plans, search for two senior-level management positions underway and more. READ MORE
CSUSM theatre empowers women through “A Zoom of One’s Own” performance
The CSUSM Theatre Department livestreamed their second performance of the fall 2020 semester via YouTube, “A Zoom of One’s Own,” on Nov. 19-21. READ MORE
Alum opens Disney-themed small business during pandemic
A CSUSM alum and employee started a business called Evie’s Enchanted Ears that offers homemade Disney ears. READ MORE
VIDEO: Cougars on The Run: Opinions on Online Learning
Two CSUSM students and a CSUSM professor share their thoughts on online learning. WATCH VIDEO
CHABSS Voices “Borders, Boundaries & Colonization” winners
View the winners of October’s theme of “Borders, Boundaries & Colonization.” READ MORE
REVIEW: Over the Moon represents Chinese culture and realistically depicts childhood loss
Netflix recently released Over the Moon, an animated film beautifully portraying Chinese culture as Fei Fei (Cathy Ang) goes on a lunar adventure to find the Goddess of the Moon, Chang’e (Phillipa Soo). READ MORE
REVIEW: Twisted, bloody and thrilling, The Boys brings us to the edge of our seats
Inspired by the comic book series of the same name, The Boys brings into reality a society where superheroes live among us like celebrities. READ MORE
The Chronicle Entertainment Rundown
The Cougar Chronicle staff highlights the best new entertainment. READ MORE
Read a poem by a CSUSM alumna. READ MORE
Cope with imposter syndrome in healthy ways
Imposter syndrome is not an official mental illness, yet many people suffer from the feelings associated with it. Here are some ways that you can work through those sensation of feeling like something you’re not. READ MORE
Try these tasty vegan recipes that are perfect for a busy student
If you’re someone with a packed daily schedule yet want to incorporate healthy plant-based food items into your diet, here are three relatively quick and simple recipes that can help you do just that without compromising taste. READ MORE
Spice up your Thanksgiving meal with these drinks
With Thanksgiving coming up, the holidays are going to look different. Nonetheless, you can still have a small, safe and socially distanced celebration in your home with these festive drinks. READ MORE
Thanksgiving quotes to get into the spirit
Here are a few Thanksgiving-themed quotes to get you into the festive season. READ MORE
OPINION: What Thanksgiving means to Indigenous peoples
Thanksgiving is a controversial holiday among American Indians. Some Indigenous people completely disregard and protest against the holiday for its dark history, while others continue to celebrate it as a time to reconnect with family over a home-cooked meal. READ MORE
OPINION: California voters’ rejection of Prop 16 demonstrates their thoughts on affirmative action
Though Prop 16 could give opportunity to minority groups who lack certain advantages, it is also unfair to classify an individual’s race or background as a defining factor in terms of their work and education. READ MORE
Manifesting is the practice of having aspirational thoughts or goals with the purpose of making them real. But does manifestation work and will it help your mental health? READ MORE
COLUMN: Country faces aftermath of 2020 election
Staff writer Alya Burnand shares her reaction to the 2020 election. READ MORE