By Alison Seagle
Staff Writer
Aimee Tsunekawa, communications:
“Graduating and interning.”
Duc Ngo, applied physics:
“Going to Oregon to visit my brother, Six Flags and Big Bear.”
Xilosma Arenas, undeclared:
“Hang out with my family and visit with friends.”
Ed Vasquez, human...
By Alison Seagle
Staff Writer
Lily Christy, psychology: “Pumpkin pie and sweet potatoes with marshmallows”
Ryan Pedder, psychology: “Mashed potatoes and gravy”
Alyssa Martinez, psychology: “Stuffing”
Gian Caballero, English literature: “Yams”
Matt Broyles, business finance: “Fried...
By Jessie Gambrell
Co-A&E Editor
With CSUSM students only having Thanksgiving Day and Friday off, some students might not have enough time to go home for the holiday. Here is a list that will get your taste buds watering and keep your spirits high while away from home.
1.) Marie Callender’s...
By Keandre Williams-Chambers
Staff Writer
CSUSM held its first “Tunnel of Oppression” this year to focus on three major issues that affect the lives of many people not limited to the students and staff: body image, disabilities/handicaps and gender/sexuality identification.
The “Tunnel...
By Keandre Williams-Chambers
Staff Writer
In recent months, CSUSM professor Linda Hickman was honored with one of the highest ratings in the nation on the RateMyProfessors website, ranking 20th on their Top Professors for 2011-2012 list.
The website is dedicated to the student evaluation of...
By Katlin Sweeney
Features Editor
Students who were looking for a positive way to spend their time during U-Hour were not disappointed at “Love Your Body Day” on Thursday, Nov. 15.
CSUSM featured an event that celebrated every body shape and promoted positive body image, rather than generating...
By Katlin Sweeney
Features Editor
On Sunday, Dec. 2, the Arab-American Association will be hosting their "Nightmare Before Christmas" event to celebrate a Lebanese holiday. The event will be held from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in The Clarke Field House Grand Salon.
“In Lebanon, the women are the bomb,...
Jessie Gambrell
Co-A&E Editor
With Thanksgiving just a few days away, it is time to roll up your sleeves and dig your hands into some cranberries. This recipe is a Thanksgiving classic with a twist, or should I say zest. I have been making my (almost) famous cranberry sauce every Thanksgiving...
By Amira El-Khaouli
Opinion Editor
Tuesday, Nov. 7, marked the beginning of the fall Student Poster Showcase at the Clarke Field House Grand Salon from noon to 1p.m.
The showcase is a bi-annual conference, which presents student research and accomplishments through creative arrangement in a...
By Jackson Gaskins
Contributor
I am not and will never be a blood donor. I am a blood recipient.
The gift of blood donation has been and always will be a huge factor in my life. I was born with a hereditary blood disorder known as spherocytosis. The disorder results in my body rejecting and...
By Alex Franco
Sports Editor
For those looking for a one-stop-shop for everything breakfast, lunch or even brunch-related, look no further than San Marcos’ very own Mama Kat’s Restaurant and Pie Shop. Mama Kat’s is a restaurant with a very welcoming, family-friendly environment.
The moment...
By Ariel Gossett
Staff Writer
Lucio's American Grill in Escondido is the place to go if you're tired of the same 'ole thing, with a menu featuring a healthy alternative and gourmet twist to your classic "American Grill."
Proprietor Lucio Di Pace grew up in Italy and not only created the menu,...
