Humor, wit and scifi
By Katie Garner
Staff Writer
Enter Zimbabwe, 2194. Political and social turmoil that once plagued this African country cut down more than thought possible.
The streets are safer than they were once upon a time, and the one to thank for this brighter future is Zimbabwe’s most...
By Lexy Perez
Staff Writer
A teen heroine living in a dystopian society realizes a need for their corrupt government to be taken down. Throw in some action sequences, impressive visual effects, young up and coming actors/actresses, a love story and a best-selling novel as inspiration and you have...
By Zach Schanzenbach
Staff Writer
“I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling 22.” So goes this popular Taylor Swift song about living it up. Well I don’t know about her, but I’m feeling more like “42.” Yeah, I’m an old soul, but that’s not what I’m talking about.
42 is...
By Faith Orcino
A&E Editor
It's Midterm Season on campus so here's a playlist that will help you get through those many assignments, projects and helpful study guides.
Frozen’s tale warms hearts
By Caitlyn Thibodeau
Staff Writer
Disney’s Frozen has been one of this year’s top blockbusters, grossing over $864 million. After the release being pushed back, it is finally hitting stores on March 18. RottenTomatoes.com gives it 4.5 out of 5 stars. Critics called...
By Ryan Downs
Senior Staff Writer
For about as long as she’s been a teacher on campus, Dr. Ching-Ming Cheng has performed at on-campus events for the University, and she has already made plans to do so again. This month, Dr. Cheng will perform a piano recital for the benefit of students.
Dr. Ching-Ming...
By Alex Maravillas
Fashion Columnist
“Simp” is defined as a person who is too emotionally attached to someone. Even if that particular someone does not have mutual feelings for this person. Are you under the Valentine’s Day Blues? If yes, then you may be Simping. But if not, then I presume you...
Black Widow, Captain Marvel, She-Hulk and others return with new solo series
By Faith Orcino
A&E Editor
Within in the list of titles in the “All-New Marvel NOW!” phase, fans can find new books taking a more personal look at some of their favorite super women.
These stories take place after...
By Alex Maravillas
Fashion Columnist
Need an extra pep in your step? This mix is inspired to give the listener a boost of energy. May it be for studying for an exam, or if you only got two hours of sleep, a shot of espresso is here to wake you up.
By Ryan Downs
Senior Staff Writer
Art has always been an important institution on campus, with exhibits commonly being featured in both the library and the Arts Building. But what many may not know about is the off-campus gallery in Old California. CSUSM owns the gallery and features artwork both...
By Noelle Friedberg
Staff Writer
Nicole Krauss’ third novel is a story of revolution, love, loss - and yes, a desk.
It is a tale of an American novelist who has been writing at her beloved desk for 25 years. As the story goes on, it becomes known that she actually inherited this desk from a Chilean...
