By Sarah Jorgensen CONTRIBUTOR I’m just going to come out and say it: the student media system at USD was broken. But it’s in the process of being fixed, and you can help. You might be wondering about who I am, and how I have the audacity to make such […]
Read moreBy Maxine Velez CONTRIBUTOR Cinco de Mayo is an occasion that many have been celebrating since grade school. With music, dancing, and festive colors, why would one not want to participate in something so exhilarating? What many forget to do is to stop and think about the true meaning and […]
Read moreBy Nick Dilonardo OPINION EDITOR A recurring refrain from Tony Soprano in the late 90s HBO series that bore his last name as he dealt with his depression and anxiety in therapy centered on his image of masculinity. Tony would always ask, sometimes in between stifled sobs,”What ever happened to […]
Read moreThe latest visit to a restaurant that serves a specially made sandwiches called torpastas. By Katelyn McCullough CONTRIBUTOR With finals approaching and free time slipping away, going out to eat does not seem feasible. Most college students are concerned with getting enough “bang for the buck” for quick and delicious […]
Read moreThe film set the record for the most earnings from a baseball movie at $27.3 million. By Paul Picado-Curtis CONTRIBUTOR The film “42” was released three weeks ago and set a record for the most earnings from a baseball movie at $27.3 million during the opening weekend at the box […]
Read moreBy Khea Pollard ASSISTANT. A&C EDITOR The Old Globe Theater welcomed “Other Desert Cities” to its ranks of performances on Sunday, April 27th. “Other Desert Cities” is a comedic tragedy focused on the familial conflict of the Wyeth’s. The oldest daughter Brooke, (Dana Green), a blossoming author and her younger […]
Read moreBy Aidan Breaux CONTRIBUTOR Bonobo and El Ten Eleven made a stop in Hollywood this Cinco de Mayo. The dynamic duo El Ten Eleven joined together with DJ Simon Green, aka Bonobo, on a tour throughout the U.S. to highlight his recently released fifth album “The North Borders”. El Ten […]
Read moreBy Blanca Torii ARTS&CULTURE EDITOR My brother Andrew left the house I grew up in when he was 20 years old. He left around this time during the fall semester of my sophomore year. He did the whole “Into the Wild,” thing, leaving everything behind and telling no one where […]
Read moreBy Taylor Cabalse EDITOR IN CHIEF To live “happily ever after” has been a lifestyle USD students have attempted to strive for. Since childhood, Disney princess movies have played a big role and have influenced who students have grown to be. Since the beginning of spring semester, the nine theatre […]
Read moreBy Matt Hose NEWS EDITOR Memory is a funny thing. I remember that it was after Hurricane Katrina. My mother, my brother and I had previously evacuated for four months to Sacramento, Calif. to live with my aunt and uncle. I remember that we had moved back into my house […]
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