Amy Chastain, Assistant Sports Editor
• October 29, 2015
The CSUSM cross country team battled to a strong finish at their conference championships on Oct. 25 in San Francisco where six of its athletes finished in the top 20.
The Cougars made their first appearance in the California Collegiate Athletic Association’s Championships at Golden...
Outstanding CSUSM soccer player, Luis “Louie” Farfan, has been named both a San Diego Hall of Champions Star and CSUSM Male Student-Athlete of the Month for September.
“I was coming off a good streak of goals and I can say I knew that I was playing really well so it was very good...
Natalie Lara a hardworking, influential team leader has been recognized as the CSUSM Female Student- Athlete of the month.
“I was shocked. I had no idea, actually, until my coaches told me, and I was definitely honored. We have a lot of amazing players and I think everyone is definitely...
Gluten allergies have seemingly been on the rise in recent years, with an estimated 18 million individuals in the United States who have varying sensitivities to gluten.
This leaves some to question “Why does it seem to be increasing?” and “Am I gluten sensitive?”
Gluten is...
Michael Tran, Health and Fitness Reporter
• October 29, 2015
Many theories exist on how to keep your body strong and healthy, such as out exercising a bad diet, but diet is where the magic happens.
Think of your body as a building held together by rebar (bones), electrical wiring/plumbing (veins), walls (skin), workers (cells) and a mean, tyrannical,...
And from Lower Merion High School: standing at 6’6, starting at forward; Kobe Bean Bryant! With retirement looming, this upcoming opener could be the last for Bryant.
It’s certain that the past two seasons have not been particularly inspiring for the Lakers. From the departure of...
Amy Chastain, Assistant Sports Editor
• October 20, 2015
Pink was the theme as CSUSM’s women’s volleyball team participated in Dig for the Cure on Oct. 17, a match that honored those who have had or are fighting against breast cancer.
The battle against cancer hits home for players Brooke Butler and Morgan Willis.
Willis’ mom and...
The men’s soccer team at CSUSM has experienced ups and downs this season, but they won’t be deterred so easily.
The Cougars rank seventh in the CCAA with a win-loss-tie record of 3-4-1 against conference opponents. Including non-conference games, the men’s soccer record is 5-5-2.
Midfielder...
Resty Grey, Senior Staff Writer
• October 15, 2015
Finding time to perform strength-building exercises can be difficult during a busy semester, but these four basic workouts have got you covered.
Students often find little time to go to the gym when midterms and 10-page term papers seem to be due every week. CSUSM helps its students...
With midterms approaching, it’s important to make sure you’re prepared for the long hours of studying and excruciating mental exhaustion that lay ahead—just kidding, it’s not that bad.
Seriously though, let’s get ready to destroy the mid-semester madness full of tests and projects...
Amy Chastain, Assistant Sports Editor
• October 15, 2015
Dr. Vassilis Dalakas, a die-hard Oregon Duck football fan and colleague Dr. Ben Cherry, an international soccer enthusiast, share a passion for sports and a curiosity about its fans.
Eighteen years ago, Cherry began exploring fandom at the University of Arizona.
Years later, Cherry found a...
The Men’s Golf Team recently competed in the InterWest Wildcat Classic at Chico State. Dylan Healey led the charge and walked away with individual title honors.
The Franklin, Tennessee native started golfing when he was about five years old and was labeled a bonafide golfer within...
