Briana Osuna, Student Life Reporter
• November 12, 2015
The Student Veteran Organization (SVO) welcomes all veterans of the Armed Forces and aims to provide its members with a supportive environment and tools needed to succeed.
SVO is often confused with the Veterans Center, and while they collaborate on events and activities, they are not...
Sigma Alpha Epsilon is a fraternity on campus whose members strive to be true gentlemen.
One of their previous philanthropy chairs, Tim Kelly, told us that his main goal this year is to get more involved in other Greek organizations’ philanthropy events. Sigma Alpha Epsilon members...
As the son of parents who escaped poverty and homelessness, Arnold Burgos knows the importance of earning an education and intends on seeking his full potential.
Burgos graduated in May 2015, receiving his bachelor's degree in Criminology and Justice Studies.
Being a first generation...
Cory Kay, Assistant Features Editor
• October 29, 2015
Ash Fogle, a passionate and insightful professor in CSUSM’s Communication Department, urges students to think innovatively and make connections both within and outside the classroom.
Fogle began teaching at CSUSM in 2011, and has primarily taught classes within the Communication Department,...
Ciara Walker, Assistant Features Editor
• October 29, 2015
At nine months pregnant, Jennifer Echeverria is determined to see her education through and not let society's views on pregnant, college mothers discourage her from succeeding at her goals.
In the beginning of fall 2015, Echeverria made it her mission to notify her professors about...
When new Air Force recruit Nathan Zulim stepped off the bus for basic training in San Antonio, Texas, the first thing he heard was his instructor loudly yelling orders. He was in for an interesting ride.
At the age of 18, Zulim embarked on a new journey as he ventured out to explore...
Marissa McShane, Greek Corner Assistant Editor
• October 29, 2015
The sisters of Alpha Chi Omega have been Real Strong Women on our campus ever since they joined on March 18, 1995.
Alpha Chi Omega is the first musical sorority on our campus making one of their symbols a lyre, along with pearls. The mission statement of Alpha Chi is “Together let...
This fall season, accessories, mainly, jewelry, have gotten trendier and on point with the return of classical pieces.
This change incorporates them into edgier styles; the fashion runways showcase these new and retro trends, giving them a touch of flair.
According to Vogue magazine,...
Stacked puts Burger King’s “Have it Your Way” slogan to shame with their seemingly endless options and ingredients.
The lively restaurant, sure to be bustling with guests every night, lists various options on their menu including soups, sandwiches, salads, burgers, pizza, macaroni...
Lex Garcia, Student Life Reporter
• October 29, 2015
Even if a girl has the slightest bit of makeup on, she always has one thing done: her eyebrows.
It has been said by various makeup artists and women that eyebrows are one of the most important features of your face.
“I feel like they are the most important thing because it is what...
Self-professed “true Texas girl,” Professor Caroline Sawyer doesn’t respond to email complaints on Sunday; she says she’s too busy watching football.
The Dallas Cowboys and Baylor Bears fan fused her love for sports and communication in her path to become a professor at CSUSM....
Ciara Walker, Assistant Features Editor
• October 15, 2015
Quincy Sharp enrolled at CSUSM in Fall 2010 and has since become a new parent. Balancing motherhood and her studies, Sharp is majoring in Mathematics with a minor in Computer Science while working as a Peer Educator at the Gender Equity Center and a math tutor.
When she was just four...
