By Allyson Meyer CONTRIBUTOR Have you ever walked through the Student Life Pavilion at dinner and been puzzled about what to eat? Maybe you have specific dietary needs or religious beliefs that make it hard to find the right food? Being a selective eater at USD can be challenging. We’ve […]
Read moreBy Sara Butler CONTRIBUTOR Simply put, Oxford Dictionary defines history as “the study of past events.” Many of us at the University of San Diego have taken a history class in college, but how many of us recognize the hidden biases within the course? Some of us may assume that […]
Read moreBy Nick Dilonardo OPINION EDITOR I spent the last weekend in the sands of Indio covering Coachella. I had a press pass and a mission: cover the experience, and bring something back. Along with our photojournalist shooting the bands from the pit, I looked out at the crowd in those […]
Read moreBy Erin Fogerty STAFF WRITER This past weekend, former Nickelodeon star Amanda Bynes decided to shave half of her head. The actress tweeted two pictures of her new hairstyle and wrote “This is the new me. I love it”. The impulsive buzz cut is reminiscent of Britney Spears’ infamous meltdown […]
Read moreBy Matt Hose NEWS EDITOR My Friday night view of the main acts of Coachella provided an interesting experience of the subcultures of the music festival. I traveled from Bassnectar to How to Destroy Angels to Earl Sweatshirt to Tegan and Sara to Blur. As a photographer for the event, […]
Read moreBy Katelyn McCullough CONTRIBUTOR Ricky Bobby from “Talladega Nights” accurately describes crepes. “They are like really thin pancakes.” The wonderful thing about crepes are that they can be filled with just about anything imaginable. One such place that offers many flavor combinations for crepes is Solana Beach’s Orange Blossom Café. […]
Read moreBy Morgan Lewis STAFF WRITER If Instagram and YouTube came together and had a beautiful child, then you would have Vine. Twitter’s new mobile social video application, Vine, enables its users to create and post short video clips that run up to six seconds. Although it is relatively new, it […]
Read moreBy Henry Kittle STAFF WRITER The French quartet Phoenix is known for a complex sound often categorized as alternative rock or indie pop. The band discusses a wide variety of subjects in their music such as 19th century history, classical composer Franz Liszt and the high speed trail of stardom. […]
Read moreBy Leeza Earl STAFF WRITER More than 10,000 immigrants have died trying to cross the Mexican border any way they know how. USD alumnus Enrique Morones is committed to saving thousands of undocumented immigrants traveling through the deserts to reach America through his non-profit organization Border Angels. Morones and many […]
Read moreBy Anastasia Macdonald STAFF WRITER Junior Patrick Smith’s philosophy behind his hopeful career as a doctor is that it is just as important to help people that he does not know as people that he does know. “It is easy to help people you know, but it’s more important to […]
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