Prop. 64 and legalizing marijuana

In 1964, Lowell Eggemeier walked into the San Francisco Hall of Justice, lit a marijuana cigarette, took a long draw, and blew the smoke directly into the face of an officer. This act, known today as the puff-in, was the first recorded action in the effort to legalize marijuana in […]

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Women’s soccer falls to fifth-ranked BYU

Last Friday was the 25th anniversary of the University of San Diego’s women’s soccer program. A dozen former USD women’s soccer players took the field at the end of the second half, including USD’s all-time high scorer, and assistant coach Leigh Ann Brown. Brown was inducted into USD’s Chet & […]

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California: home of NBA’s have and have nots

When thinking about the sporting landscape of California, it’s easy to overlook basketball. Played indoors, sheltered from the omnipresent California sunshine, one can forget that basketball is quickly becoming a part of the state’s fabric. On Wednesday, Oct. 19, the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers squared off for […]

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Jonah Hodges: man on a mission

It was the opening game of the 2015 season: a long-awaited match-up against crosstown rival San Diego State University in the concrete confines of San Diego’s longtime pigskin palace, Qualcomm Stadium. Perhaps none were more excited than then-junior University of San Diego  running back Jonah Hodges. It would be Hodges’ […]

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