Keep quiet or get CAPPed

Living on Mission Beach is a rite of passage for many University of San Diego students. Commuting also comes with the possibility of noise complaints, angry neighbors, and police citation. Students may know vaguely of the Community Assisted Party Plan (CAPP) program utilized by the San Diego Police Department (SDPD), […]

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Cultural norms challenged in Senegal

Traveling the world has altered the cultural assumptions I have before visiting a new place. Spending time in these various countries enables a better understanding of the environments in which different social norms take place. Semester at Sea’s “IMPACT” programs for students offers opportunities to interact with local communities and […]

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Netflix binges for break

As we look forward to a well-deserved break next week for Thanksgiving, some of us might go crazy finally having free time to ourselves. If you find yourself in need of a series on Netflix to binge watch during next week’s turkey-fest, here are our staff’s recommendations. Supergirl – An […]

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Men’s basketball loses 69-59 at SDSU

The sound echoed off the still-filling grandstands surrounding the stadium. No, not basketballs bouncing off the floor, or nets softly rustling with each made warm-up three, or the pregame chatter between players and coaches that accompanies the beginnings of any sporting event. Those sounds were all there, too, but this […]

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Negotiating across cultures in Morocco

Everywhere we turned, people were singing excitedly with drum sets, dancing in traditional clothing, showing magic tricks to bystanders, gymnastics on top of each others’ shoulder, or attempting to sell tourists items from their small shops. It was night time, but the exhilarating rush of the Monday night bazaar kept […]

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