By Alex Maravillas
Fashion Columnist
Vogue’s Feb. issue will feature a retouched photo of Lena Dunham and some people feel the use of Photoshop on the actress is inappropriate.
In times where editing photos is practiced, we can reshape a person’s body through programs such as Photoshop. Because...
By Justin Donner
The CSUSM men’s basketball team is ranked No. 1 in the national NAIA standings, and they have only one more regular-season home game to play against Bethesda tonight, Tuesday, Feb. 11 at 7:30 p.m.
With admission being free for students, this is the perfect opportunity to witness...
By Gloria Magallanes
Senior Staff Writer
When it comes to the word “blog,” there are people who automatically reject the idea of owning one and much less writing one.
Yet there is a large number of young people who are gaining more interest in creating and sharing their own personal blogs,...
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-In-Chief
Students have the opportunity to make a huge impact on people’s lives by donating blood this month.
The American Red Cross and the CSUSM Athletics Department are teaming up to host a blood drive on campus, with the goal of having 75 students participate. Just...
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By Sarah Hughes
Ron Mattos, a CSUSM staff member, has recently published a novel entitled Return to Violet.
The novel is of the mystery genre, but also is said to feature moments of adventure and humor. There is a secret code to be solved and the prize...
By Elizabeth Cruz
Staff Writer
CSUSM’s very first bomb-sniffing K-9 retired after three years of service last week with a ceremonial salute.
On Tuesday, Nov. 12, UPD honored Vince, a black Labrador. Vince was trained as an Explosive Ordnance Detection (EOD) dog and was the only police K-9 with...
By Alex Maravillas
Fashion Columnist
I believe conceit and vanity are two different things.
In the words of Cher Horowitz from the 90’s movie Clueless, “I don't rely on mirrors so I always take Polaroids.”
So in order to achieve full vanity, camera photos are a definite source of reassurance...
By Jeff Meints
Staff Writer
I have found there are two types of people in this world when it comes to the issue of homelessness.
There are the people who receive the information that you are homeless and they either are of the “A Group” or “B Group.” The A Group are those who continue...
By Alex Maravillas
Fashion Columnist
It is officially the holiday season.
According to rookiemag.com, “The mall is a very scary place during the holidays” and I agree, especially for a college student on a budget. “But never fear, there is an alternative to this nightmare: the thrift store....
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-in-Chief
Students are demanding more information on where their money is going as tuition prices increase due to a fee that passed late last year.
The Academic Excellence and Student Success Fee, which passed on June 18, 2013, increases the amount of money that students...
By Katlin Sweeney
Editor-in-Chief
Spencer Joseph is a dynamic force that has brought a mentality of inclusivity and community outreach to the Greek Leadership Council this year.
As GLC President, Joseph represents the members of the nine fraternities and sororities on campus,...
