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The Cougar Chronicle

The independent student news site of San Marcos, California

The Cougar Chronicle

The independent student news site of San Marcos, California

The Cougar Chronicle

Arts & Entertainment

"Batman: Li’l Gotham"

Comic Book Corner: ‘Li’l Gotham’ a lighter take on Dark Knight’s kingdom

September 26, 2013
After their first digital release in Oct. 2012, Dustin Nguyen and Derek Fridolfs are still going strong with their series ‘Batman: Li’l Gotham.’
ASI exploring human identity through film series

ASI exploring human identity through film series

September 26, 2013
ASI is offering a film series exploring issues of human identity. Here's a look at two upcoming films.
Musician Chuck Allen

Chuck Allen: CSUSM tech by day, musician by night

September 26, 2013
Chuck Allen serves as the media production and classroom technology lead on campus. However, he does more than just manage all of the CSUSM servers and technology. While that is hard work by itself, Allen also finds time to feed his passion: music.
Miley Cyrus

Cougar Shuffle: Have You Heard the Top Tunes?

September 26, 2013
Hey Cougars! Hope everyone is having a great start to the new school year. Have you guys heard the songs that everyone is talking about or even singing? Well here are a few songs so you guys can add them onto your iTunes playlist!
Puerto Rican senator Sila Gonzalez-Calderon will speak at The Clarke Field House on Oct. 3.

Puerto Rican senator to speak on women in leadership

September 14, 2013

By Liezel Herradura Staff Writer  Women in leadership positions has become a prevalent topic in recent years, and now CSUSM is joining the conversation.   On Oct. 3, The Clarke Field House will host Puerto Rican Senator Sila González-Calderón as she leads a discussion on women and leadership....

A look at the new fall TV lineup

A look at the new fall TV lineup

September 14, 2013

By Katie Agner Staff Writer Fall is in the air, and that means the start of a new semester, new classes and, most importantly, the start of a new television season! All our favorite shows are coming back, but don't get cozy just yet. Here is a sneak peak at four new shows coming this fall that everyone...

Cougar Shuffle: Back to school jam

Cougar Shuffle: Back to school jam

September 14, 2013

By Abel Castillo Staff Writer  School is starting again and it can mean many things to different people. For some, it’s the beginning of their first year and for others, the beginning of their last. Whether you’re a freshman or a senior, the feeling of starting a new year is all the same. With...

Comic Book Corner: 'Resident Alien' brings sci fi home

Comic Book Corner: ‘Resident Alien’ brings sci fi home

September 14, 2013

By Faith Orcino A&E Editor The publisher Dark Horse will be releasing Issue One of “Resident Alien: The Suicide Blonde,” the newest installment in the comic series, on Sept. 11.   Writer Peter Hogan and artist Steve Parkhouse return to continue the tale of Dr. Harry Vanderspeigle, an...

Dropping: New CDs, DVDs on the horizon

Dropping: New CDs, DVDs on the horizon

September 14, 2013

By Faith Orcino A&E Editor   Nine Inch Nails’ “Hesitation Marks”   Trent Reznor returns to Nine Inch Nails with a brand-new album.  Pitchfork reported on the band’s hinted hiatus in early 2009 which became true after their tour with Jane’s Addiction.  This album contains...

Employees of Vanquish Interactive at display booth

Comics-maker offering student internships

September 12, 2013

By Anne Hall Staff Writer For students that are interested in comics and finding a cool, new internship, look no further than Vanquish Interactive.   The company’s first comic book, “Telikos Protocol,” was created by Jay Douglas and has been gaining rapid attention and fan base.     Kickstarter.com...

Lambert, Mars and Pitbull highlight summer concert season

Lambert, Mars and Pitbull highlight summer concert season

May 9, 2013

Nicole Ignell Staff Writer Summer is almost here, and with the fun in the sun comes concerts. Where the sun is shining, no homework is due (for those who aren't dying in summer school) and no rules apply. Whether you enjoy the relaxing peaceful music of Marilyn Manson, or the head banging mixes of...

Book Review: 'Great Gatsby' far better than movie adaptations

Book Review: ‘Great Gatsby’ far better than movie adaptations

May 9, 2013

By Ben Carlson Staff Writer Many aspiring intellectuals, especially those attending this university, love to use the cliché phrase “the book was way better than the movie,” when referring to the film version of a popular novel. With the film version of “The Great Gatsby,” hitting theaters May...

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