By Juliana Stumpp
Co-A&E Editor
For many of us, we hear Thanksgiving and immediately think of football, the Macy’s Day Parade and all of our favorite foods, of course.
However, many tend to forget the intended reason for this holiday. This year, enjoy the holiday with loved traditions,...
By Keandre Williams-Chambers
Staff Writer
The autumn season has appeared and the seasonal trends are surfacing. However, whether old or new, they are not always fashionable.
With the allure of Thanksgiving breezing around the corner and Halloween just making its exit, it is tempting to break...
By Keandre Williams-Chambers
Staff Writer
The Social Justice Summit was a life-changing experience for all who attended.
The annual event, held this year from Oct. 19 - 21 through the Gender Equity Center, Student Life & Leadership and the Cross-Cultural Center, has since passed, but it...
By Tyler Cidmayhem
Staff Writer
For someone looking to learn proper table manners and social behavior, the annual Etiquette Dinner is the perfect event to attend.
On Oct. 24, the seasonal Etiquette Dinner hosted by CSUSM’s Career Center took place at the Lake San Marcos Golf Course. Those in attendance...
By Jessie Gambrell
Staff Writer
This is one of my family’s favorite Thanksgiving-time recipes. My mother started making this for everyone as something to nibble on as all the people arrived for Thanksgiving dinner, and let me tell you something — they are addictive!
What you’ll need:
A Pan
A...
During U-hour on Nov. 6, students were able to show support for veterans by observing a color guard presentation, listening to guest speakers and even eating cake. The
By Wendolyn Leal
Staff Writer
Prop. 37 has one goal, to make changes to increase the regulation of genetically engineered (GE) products. If Prop 37 is approved, the law would require that raw and processed GE foods sold in grocery stores be labeled so consumers are informed of what they are consuming.
In...
By Keandre Williams-Chambers
Staff Writer
It’s time to tackle the question of the differences between the diet of commuter students and those living on-campus.
Henry Hall is a sophomore who commutes from San Clemente. He occasionally gets fast food on his way to school when convenient, and buys...
By Katlin Sweeney
Features Editor
For only $1 or a can, your free time during U-Hour could be spent helping those in need.
On Thursday, Oct. 25, CSUSM’s Greek Community will be hosting Greeks Give Back n Grillin’. As part of the kickoff to Greek Week, the event will give back to students as...
By Jessie Gambrell
A&E Co-Editor
To most students, the McMahan House is a mysterious, hidden house on the hill above the Mangrum Track & Field.
This mysterious gem is a modern-looking event facility that was built in 2009 and was completely funded and drawn up by Richard and JoAn McMahan...
Jessie Gambrell
A&E Co-Editor
Dust off your ball gowns and suits, it is time for the fourth annual Masquerade Ball!
The ball will take place 8 p.m to midnight, Friday, Oct. 26 in San Diego at the House of Blues. While tickets to the ball are no longer available, students going are not required...
By Alison Seagle
Staff Writer
Students looking for magic, great burgers and beer at a suitable price should stop by the newly opened Prime Cut Grill just across the street.
The menu is full of great things to choose from, such as the Prime Cut Ale with the South of the Border Burger, which tastily...
