Introducing the revolutionary Apple iOS 7

By Kevin Searle CONTRIBUTOR iOS 7 represents the most radical change to Apple’s hugely successful mobile operating system since the original system was introduced in 2007. Apple boasts that there are over 200 new features and a fundamentally different design aesthetic. The lockscreen, homescreen, keyboard, app icons and app layouts […]

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Why we all chose to attend USD

By Ileane Polis STAFF WRITER Nearly all students that attend USD, can agree that it is the school for them: that’s why they chose USD in the first place. Yet not all students know of the many benefits this place has to offer. Let’s start with education. Among students, the […]

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Life’s little lessons

By Kendall Tich OPINION EDITOR Before you know it, you will be wondering where your time in college went. And soon after that, you’ll be looking back on your entire education wondering why growing up happened so fast. In my 20 years of existence, I have learned not to give […]

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To work or not to work in college?

By Sara Butler ASST. OPINION EDITOR In college, there are a lot of important decisions to make: What major should we pick? What classes should we take? What clubs or organizations should we join? What parties should we go to? There is also another important question that we face: to […]

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Smoking: a right or an annoyance?

By Allyson Meyer CONTRIBUTOR Have you ever sat in Aromas and smelled cigarette smoke? Maybe you’ve had to walk through a cloud of smoke into Olin or Serra Hall, holding your breath and hoping you wouldn’t pass out? Maybe you smoke and have received numerous glares and dirty looks from […]

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It all starts with “hi”

By Kendall Tich OPINION EDITOR Dear fellow USDers, You may know me as that girl in your 10:45-12:05 class, sitting two seats back from the board, drinking a club soda and sneaking a couple texts in before the professor actually starts teaching. It is no surprise that none of you […]

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