By Beulah Supriya
Staff Writer
This is a tasty and healthy alternative to the raw salads we are used to. Recipe tried and tested by amateur chefs at CSUSM dorms.
Prep time: 15 mins
Cook time: 20 mins
Ingredients:
1 sweet potato
1 broccoli
1 onion
1 clove garlic
1 cup sour...
By Amy Chastain
Staff Writer
CSUSM student and entrepreneur Joe Villareal was not impressed with the designs that big name clothing lines were producing. In the summer of 2014, fueled by this dissatisfaction, Villareal’s clothing company Kingship Co. was born.
Villareal described the meaning...
By Nicole Halman
Assistant news editor
The Sustainability Club, Associated Students and University Student Union are collaborating to educate students on campus regarding various environmental issues in preparation for Earth Day on April 22 .
“The goal of this week of events is to raise awareness...
By Beulah Supriya
Staff Writer
As Cal State San Marcos has finished with half of the current semester, the seniors are preparing for graduation, one of whom is Raymond Ravarra, the Cougar Chronicle's Video Editor for the fall of 2014. As his time here in Cal State is ending he shares a few memories...
By Anna Petrov
Staff Writer
The upcoming spring and summer trends seen on the runways, then sold in stores include affordable merchandise. Several well-known department stores and boutiques found at plazas and malls carry these options.
Many department stores like Nordstrom Rack, Marshalls and...
By Pierre Yaldo
Staff Writer
Part of sustainability is not just saving, it’s producing. Yet, the ancient art of raising a plant from the ground is becoming a lost practice in today’s time.
Here at Cal State San Marcos, students with a green thumb are honing their skills in an area on campus...
By Alex Maravillas
Arts assistant editor
Stargazers will see the Aries constellation in the sky until April 19. The sun leaves the sign of Pisces and enters Aries.
The Fire Signs - Write down what you want to let go of today and then this weekend get clear on what you want to pick back up. Happy...
By Shanice Davis
Features assistant
CSUSM’s very own Nada Sewidan received her B.A. in Literature and Writing Studies with an emphasis in writing last Fall. Anyone who saw her on campus knows she is intelligent, energetic, charming and always on the go.
According to Sewidan, life outside the...
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-in-chief
Hannah Hawker’s dedication to CSUSM is a defining characteristic of her collegiate career, her list of campus involvement spanning countless organizations and departments on campus.
Hawker is currently a third year at CSUSM. She is a Human Development major...
Noelle Friedberg
Opinion Editor
Lauren Hammond graduated from CSUSM last year with a degree in Literature and Writing. She served as the Opinion Editor for The Cougar Chronicle in the 2013-2014 school year and is currently in her first year of receiving her Master's in the English and Comparative...
A career rooted in one’s passion is one of the most rewarding things achievable in life. CSUSM professor Dr. Anthony Merritt exemplifies this philosophy.
Dr. Merritt did not start the journey in higher education until after his military service. He began by taking classes at Mesa College...
By Alex Maravillas
Arts Assistant
The heavens have a Pisces planetary triad with the Sun, Moon and Mercury all in Pisces. It is peculiar that Neptune is also in Pisces. Neptune aspects Pisces as it enters the house, meaning that Neptune has transitioned in its own house of Pisces, the twelfth house...
