As we head into the spring 2021 semester, many soon-to-be graduates may find themselves in a panic. For the past 16 or so years, school is everything we have known. We’ve stayed up countless hours, made the commute, working hard to earn our degrees.Yet many of us are unsure of what’s to come once...
Getting tired of your normal coffee order? Offering many tasty drink and snack options, Ding Tea is a refreshing small boba establishment located in San Marcos.
Currently only open for delivery and take out due to COVID-19 restrictions, they are open every day except for Mondays.
Ding Tea has...
As we enter nearly a year since campus has shut down, student organizations can be a great place for students to get their voice heard and discuss topics that they are passionate about, while also easing the side effects of loneliness and feelings of helplessness.
Gracie Froom, a senior majoring...
Kat Parra, Assistant A&E Editor
• February 21, 2021
Sometimes in life, one has to take a chance. Expand your horizons and palate. Spice up your dinner with this easy-to-make Mexican chile relleno
Don’t worry, it is just stuffed peppers filled with cheese and coated in egg. If you don’t mind the mild spice, this one’s for you.
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Michael Garrett is a fourth-year criminology major and ASI’s President & CEO for the 2020-2021 academic year.
What do you do in your role as ASI president? What is a typical day like for you?
I spend most of my time in meetings and checking emails, advocating for the students, making...
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and if you are looking for a treat to make for a special someone or simply for yourself, here is a fun recipe for sugar cookies for you to make, with a little twist: they are gluten-free.
Gluten is a protein that is found in things like wheat, rye and...
Natalie Navarro, Assistant Opinion Editor
• February 12, 2021
With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the switch from in-person classes to virtual learning, some students have used creative ways to fill their time. One CSUSM student, Stacey Trejo, has taken her excess time to jumpstart a small business.
Trejo, a senior criminal justice major, has spent the...
Read a quick Q&A with CSUSM fourth-year child and adolescent development student Veronica Villar where she discusses her plans for after graduation and more.
Why did you choose to major in childhood and adolescent development?
I chose child and adolescent development because I have always...
With everyone staying inside, you may have been dabbling in some home cooking or takeout or maybe a combination of the two.
If you are tired of your usual takeout orders, here is a new suggestion for you: Fish House Vera Cruz located in San Marcos. The dining options are good if you like seafood,...
The holiday season is upon us and many are beginning to break out their baking and cooking skills to create the perfect treats for them and their loved ones.
For this upcoming Christmas, one cannot go wrong with some peppermint bark, a sweet, simple and absolutely delicious snack. It requires just...
Who’s there?
Control Freak.
Con…
OK, now you say, “Control Freak who?”
Hear about the new restaurant called Karma?
There’s no menu: You get what you deserve.
A bear walks into a bar and says, “Give me a whiskey and … cola.”
“Why the big pause?”...
