By Katlin Sweeney Features Editor Curtis Bovee has become one of CSUSM’s most prominent influences, using what he has learned in the classroom and at his job to educate his fellow students on ways to be healthier. Bovee, a Kinesiology major, has been using his extensive medical knowledge to...

By Karla Reyes Staff Writer Hosted every month, CSUSM’s International Coffee Hour is a great opportunity to meet and exchange ideas with students from all over the world. Besides providing free snacks and coffee for the midday blues, it is a great source of information for those considering...

By Jessie Gambrell Staff Writer In light of the season of Lent, for those of you fasting from meat on Fridays, you are going to need something “hardy” (protein wise) to sustain you for the day. So here is my recipe for the best egg omelet you will ever eat. We have a little homemade secret...

By Ryan Downs & Katlin Sweeney Staff Writers One in three women on the planet will be raped or beaten in her lifetime. One billion women violated is an atrocity. One billion women dancing is a revolution. With this intriguing premise provided on the CSUSM website by the Gender Equity Center,...

By Katlin Sweeney Features Editor For students looking for a fraternity that not only values work in the community but having fun and making friends, Sigma Chi is the right place. Over the month of February, Sigma Chi will be hosting countless events that are open to any interested students. Whether...

By Juliana Stumpp A&E Editor For many of us, our first campus experience was orientation, when we first figured out the struggles and frustrations of signing up for classes. Although we quickly came to reality with some college procedures, it was a new beginning that paved our way to where...

By Jessie Gambrell Opinion Editor Calling all men! In light of the Superbowl XLVII on Sunday, Feb. 3, I have the perfect post football party recipe for you to serve for to your friends and family. My mother’s Salisbury steak recipe is a classic favorite in a household with men. What you’ll need: [checklist]-...

By Alex Franco Sports Editor On the corner of Mission Avenue in San Marcos lies a building that most people would likely pass by and not notice. This green and white painted building, which at first appears to be a bank, is none other than San Marcos’ very own Money Pit restaurant. The Money...

By Juliana Stumpp Arts Editor In Toby Keith’s good-time anthem “Red Solo Cup” he sings, “Red solo cup, you’re not just a cup/you’re my, you’re my friend/thank you for being my friend.” For the past couple of years now, this song has been played to bring people together and enjoying...

By Keandre Williams-Chambers Staff Writer Dehesa Charter School is offering TA positions to CSUSM students that are involved in education or considering teaching as a career. CSUSM students can have the opportunity to get hands-on involvement in the classroom environment with students from the...

By Katlin Sweeney Features Editor Now that the Christmas season has ended and the new semester has begun, giving back to the community and donating to charity is often at the back of people’s minds. However, the people in need of your help are not just seasonal based. They are around you at...