If you need a bit of laughter in your life, look no further.
Q: Did you hear about the mathematician who’s afraid of negative numbers?
A:He’ll stop at nothing to avoid them!
Q: Why don’t scientists trust atoms?
A: Because they make up everything!
Q:...
Lex Garcia, Assistant Features Editor
• February 9, 2016
Some think it’s hard to be a full-time student with a part-time job. What about students who juggle school, work and parenthood?
This may seem impossible to the average student, but to 34 year-old Lidia Aguilar, it is the opposite.
Aguilar started her educational journey five years...
As former Cougar Chronicle Sports Editor Justin Donner walked across the stage, it was only a matter of time before he’d pursue bigger and better things.
In 2014, Donner graduated with his bachelor's degree in business administration with a concentration in management and entrepreneurship.
Prior...
By Will McCurdy
Thanksgiving is a time to spend with family around a newly cleaned table, waiting to carve into
a dead avian stuffed with an assortment of spices and bread, while ignoring offensive political
comments from someone who dipped into the wine a bit too early.
For those who are...
By Alex Maravillas
Thanksgiving is formally known as an American occasion, yet it is celebrated in other countries
as well.
Here are a few ways different societies honor Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving Day in Canada started in 1578, when voyager Martin Frobisher held a function
in Newfoundland...
By Nada Sewidan
Features Editor
For those who want to try their hand in cooking or who are in the mood for something different,
this Tomato Tofu recipe is a good place to start.
Tomato Tofu is a simple and easy dish to create and is usually served over white rice. It is also a
good vegetarian...
By Alex Maravillas
A CSUSM student and creator designed a line of beanies along with a clothing line under the
alias Stichhands.
The brand was established in late 2009 as a symbol of modern day counter-culture manifesting
its ideas into reality. Stichhands posted his original designs on the...
By Cody Cook
Where does life take you after graduation? Some students may be terrified of what happens after
graduation while others are ready to experience reality outside of CSUSM.
Former CSUSM Cougar, Sarah Kinney, is currently working as a high school teacher and
part time professor....
By Will McCurdy
For date night, an evening you’ve been preparing for meticulously down to your best outfit,
where do you take him or her? Where can you show your date a good time without breaking the
bank?
There are two local restaurants, one tucked away in the suburban reaches of San...
By Caitlin Monnahan
Oct. 22, 2014
Autism Educational
Clarke Grand Salon
TIME: 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Kay Curry from Autism Speaks will be coming to speak to and educate the community
about Autism. She will be bringing Zach, who is on the spectrum to speak about Autism
and his life experiences....
By Shanice Davis
Being a student in college with a published book or a book in the process of being published is
quite the accomplishment to have under one's belt.
Like most things in life, it takes hard work and dedication to see such a thing fall into place and
not many young college students...
