By Caitlyn Thibodeau
Staff Writer
As our generation becomes more and more reliant on technology, it is completely understandable that dating would transition into online dating sites like Tinder.
This Tinder application links to your Facebook and uses your likes and dislikes to pair you up...
By Noelle Freidberg
Senior Staff Writer
Recently there has been a push by the government for the use of drones in domestic surveillance, which has caused quite the debate among citizens.
The development of drone technology involves an unmanned aircraft that is guided remotely. This, of course,...
By Katalina Lawrence
Senior Staff Writer
The new “Ban Bossy” campaign focuses on encouraging women to pursue their ambitions, and changing the conversation from what women can’t do to what they can.
The campaign director, Sheryl Sandberg, and Leanin.org confront the double-standard...
By Lauren Hammond
Opinion Editor
Americans seem to be obsessed with dental hygiene, particularly teeth whitening treatments that help keep smiles looking flawless.
However, many people do not understand the severe side effects associated to whitening treatments. In 2009, the Journal ofDentistry...
By Sadib Khan
Contributor
“Only white people can be racist.” “Only men can be sexist.” Have you heard either of these statements before and not used ironically?
I certainly have not, until I attended a lecture at our campus Gender Equity Center earlier this semester. Before the lecture...
By Cristopher Mora
Contributor
Hi there! I am a graduating senior in Global Studies. I will be the first member of my family to graduate from college. For that reason, I am grateful for my family and friends, and my fraternal brothers, my NAK Carnales.
NAK is a Fraternity on campus and...
By Carolyn Blizard
Contributor
Although I have only been a part of Alpha Omicron Pi for three semesters, my sorority has given me many memories that I know I will never forget.
AOΠ has permanently become part of my heart and soul. As cheesy as it sounds, I don’t think I would have conquered...
By Othoniel Figueroa
Contributor
Dedicating four years of my life towards the establishment of Nu Alpha Kappa Fraternity at Cal State San Marcos helped me in many ways. Being a first generation student and transitioning from high school to a university was a challenge.
Nu Alpha Kappa served...
By Kyle Coday
Contributor
I will say at the beginning, CSUSM was not my first choice. However after my first semester here as a junior changed my opinion. My first class was Chicano Theater and I had the pleasure of meeting an admirable and strong woman, Yeni Orozco Towver, who became my best...
By Mary Green
Contributor
As I reflect on my experience here at CSUSM, I find that it would be nearly impossible to accurately describe it using only 500 words.
I can tell you that as a 17-year old freshman, I didn’t know what to expect when I decided to move away from my home, step outside...
By Lauren Hammond
Opinion Editor
The first couple years of my undergraduate studies had been characterized by uncertainty, dread and a lack of self-awareness.
Being the first of my family to attend college, I had little understanding of what to expect. Before attending Cal State University...
By Amanda Lenox
Features Editor
As a sixth year senior, you long for graduation day when you have finally earned your degree and school is over. But as the day is nearing, it only makes me wish I could spend more time with friends here at CSUSM.
I started at California State University,...
