Time is something that many people do not have enough of these days, and because of this, many important things get pushed aside. One of the most common things that often gets forgotten about is nutrition.
Most people get so caught up in their schoolwork and jobs that they do not have...
A lot has changed in the world recently and with the different style of learning put in place this semester, it can be even more stressful staying on top of classes and assignments. Here are a few things you can do to make online classes a little bit easier.
Make a to do list: Making a...
If you’re tired of your schoolwork, job or just need a laugh, take a look at these jokes:
Q: Why did the sun skip college?
A: It already has a million degrees.
Q: What did the buffalo say to his son when he left for college?
A: Bi-son.
Q: If pilgrims traveled on the...
Stress relief is an important part of self care and these days especially, it can be hard to stop and relax. Things such as stress balls or fidget spinners are popular toys that people use to de-stress. If you're looking for something fun to do while you take a break from Zoom classes, here is a craft...
Kat Parra, Photographer, Staff Writer
• May 2, 2020
Unfortunately, as much as many of us desperately try to stay indoors, there are days in which we have to go outside to restock. To minimize the spread of the virus and prevent our health from being jeopardized, wearing masks has become a requirement. Here are two DIYs for mask making. The first mask...
According to the website becomingminimalist.com, “Minimalism is countercultural. It is contrary to every advertisement we have ever seen because we live in a society that prides itself on the accumulation of possessions.”
Minimalism is one of those things that seems very difficult at first, but...
Thank you to all the graduating seniors who took the time to share some of their most valuable memories with us. We asked some of you to share positive moments that you experienced during your academic journey and you all surely delivered. We are grateful to have received glimpses of the work you put...
As of April 22, ASI Cougar Pantry resumed operations but due to health and safety measures, the food distributions will only be conducted via a drive-through. Food will be available every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the University Village Apartments (UVA) in parking lot O.
Cougar Pantry Coordinator...
While society is currently still in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, classes have now returned in an online format. However, if you need a break from schoolwork and lesson planning, here are some things you can do while remaining in your home as much as possible.
Keep a quarantine diary. Write...
1) Seventy-seven benevolent elephants.
2) We’re real rear wheels.
3) On a lazy laser raiser lies a laser ray eraser.
4) If Kantie can tie a tie and untie a tie, why can’t
I tie a tie and untie a tie like Kantie can.
5) If two witches would watch two watches, which witch would watch which watch?
6)...
Kat Parra, Photographer, Staff Writer
• April 17, 2020
A year with great promise and goals has taken a drastic turn of events ever since the COVID-19 virus forced the world to step out of their normal routines and undergo quarantine. All around, the virus has affected much more than our health; it has infiltrated our lives and turned them upside down.
Students...
The coronavirus pandemic has certainly made an impact on the public’s health, however, the effects of the virus don’t end there. Thousands of Americans may find themselves financially impacted. These may include some CSUSM students and their families. If you are one of these students, please know...
