by Celeste Morales
Student org. Kamalayan Alliance advocates creating a diverse community at CSUSM.
The organization’s main focus is awareness and community, aiming to represent the Asian
American Pacific Islanders (AAPI) community of California State University San Marcos and to
provide...
by Beulah Supriya
With high tuition rates showing no signs of significant decrease, many students have opted for
campus jobs.
According to CSUSM students, working on campus seems to be the safest and most convenient
option around. Although this isn't the only reason, it is a major one.
CSUSM...
by Chelsey Gonzalez
Professor Mustard is a great example of how being in a field you love can not only enrich your
life but also provide great inspiration for those around you.
CSUSM Adjunct Professor Robert Mustard of Biological Sciences expressed his love for biology
and the joy he receives...
by Chelsey Schweitzer
When making cake, a yummy frosting recipe can come in handy. This fast and easy frosting is a
family recipe that can easily be made using ordinary utensils found in the kitchen.
The frosting should be stored in the fridge since it has perishable ingredients. This may cause...
by Anna Maria Petrov
Better Buzz coffee near CSUSM is a unique and quaint coffee shop in San Marcos, perfect for
grabbing a tasty cup of coffee on an early weekday or weekend morning.
It might not be a traditional coffee place since there is no option to sit inside like other coffee
shops,...
by Courtney Jones
Bonjour! Comment allez-vous? Hello! How are you? This is how student Owranoos Suljuki, an
Anthropology major and French minor at CSUSM, began many of her conversations during her
time studying abroad in Paris, France.
Suljuki jetted off to what she considers one of the most...
by Anthony Trevino
Professor Wallace has a deep love for the craft of writing and what it can do, and he hopes to
instill the same passion in his students.
Creative writing professor, Mark Wallace, is one among many CSUSM faculty members who
has published several books. As a versatile writer,...
By Nada Sewidan
Features Editor
To Gian Caballero, music is more than lyrics and guitar strings, but rather an art that he hopes will move and inspire people.
Caballero recalls his first performance as a child when he would stand on the kitchen table, Beatles track playing in the background,...
By: Sarah Hughes
Senior Staff Writer
It’s that time again - if we were still in kindergarten, our would teachers have plastered the walls with paper apples and our parents would have fulfilled every item on a list that may have included pencils, paper, kleenex and 12 mysterious marbles.
This...
By: Noelle Friedberg
Opinion Editor
Everybody dreads that day of the week when they have a four hour gap in between their classes. You can choose to leave campus when you have a break in between classes, or you can save some gas and hang around.
If you decide to stay on campus and wait it...
Collin Vaz, Features Assistant
• September 15, 2014
The alarm rings sharply at 4am. The occasion does not call for work or school; therefore, the grogginess that generally overcomes one’s senses at this hour is nowhere to be found.
Pierre quietly grabs his duffle bag and ice chest and heads for the door. The pre-dawn energy...
