By Alex Bullock SPORTS EDITOR I’m in a relationship. I’m hopelessly in love. I’m not talking about my girlfriend, though. Don’t get me wrong, I love my girlfriend very much, but right now I’m talking about my first love, the one who has been with me through good times and […]
Read moreBy Brent Lyons CONTRIBUTOR Whole Foods, Trader Joes and Sprouts are popping up all across America. Over the past decade more and more Americans are choosing to purchase healthy alternatives when it comes to grocery shopping. Restaurants and grocery stores that were previously considered unhealthy are being forced to step […]
Read moreBy Kendall Tich BUSINESS EDITOR With the arrival of Valentine’s day comes the romantic’s stressful scramble for last minute gifts for that special someone. British illustrator Phillip Blackman is one step ahead with his new design called “Undead Teds”, which is helping him make it big in Sussex, England. It […]
Read moreIt should come as no surprise that many of today’s jobs are starting to be replaced or aided by robots and technological advancements. This accelerating rise in robot labor has led many economists, futurists and entrepreneurs to worry about the future of human workers. Throughout history, innovation in technology has […]
Read moreBy Kendall Tich BUSINESS EDITOR While sitting on my couch one morning, I glanced over at the box of Girl Scout cookies I had recently purchased. Written on one side was the Girl Scout Cookie Program which states the five skills that the young girls involved are expected to develop […]
Read moreJen Gold presented her senior thesis exhibition, “The Looking Glass” last week in Sacred Heart Hall. The models used in her photographs included her close friends and a few random models. In the process of its creation, Gold found herself short one male. She then asked a man walking by […]
Read moreBy Chelsea Perera CONTRIBUTOR Quentin Tarantino’s latest film “Django Unchained,” starring Jamie Foxx and Kerry Washington, has been under scrutiny for what some say is an excessive amount of violence, particularly in regard to slavery in the antebellum south. Viewers familiar with Tarantino already know to expect the director’s signature […]
Read moreBy Amelia Gentile How would you like the opportunity to help choose your next upper division professor? This goes beyond searching RateMyProfessors.com for the ideal professor to deciding who gets to teach at USD. In the English department, some students are given the opportunity to participate in the process. Professor […]
Read moreBy Edwin Blebu ASST. SPORTS EDITOR Hurricane Sandy derailed the ToThe men’s basketball team lost a hard fought battle against the No. 7 ranked Gonzaga Bulldogs, falling 65-63 Saturday evening at the Jenny Craig Pavilion. Sophomore guard and leading scorer Johnny Dee scored a game-high 21 points for USD, while […]
Read moreBy Jack Shannon STAFF WRITER As the majority of the student population enjoyed winter break at their respective homes, the men’s baseball team was hard at work training for the upcoming season. Intersession provided us with an opportunity to focus solely on baseball and come together. We took part in […]
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