Avery Durnan / The USD Vista Icy Demons is an interesting name for a band; strikingly paradoxical and unforgettably unique. And if you listen to one of their songs, you might feel the same way about their sound. Progressive rocker, Griffin Rodriguez, also known as his musical alter-ego, Blue Hawaii, […]
Read moreKaitlyn Kormondy / The USD Vista Based on the novel “Q&A,” Danny Boyle’s latest film, “Slumdog Millionaire” tells the story of Jamal Malik, a poor young man from India who is about to win 20 million rupees on the hit game show, “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” Accused of […]
Read moreKaitlin Perry / The USD Vista Every time I have to travel home for a holiday or long weekend, my parents force me to take the train. Trains scared me more than they should scare anybody. The idea of it tipping over or exploding never escaped my mind, and my […]
Read moreAnne Slagill / The USD Vista “The first inalienable right discussed by Thomas Jefferson was the right to life. Abortion violates the natural law because it denies an unborn child’s right to live. At the moment of fertilization, a zygote begins to grow. It has a sex; it is human; […]
Read moreRyan Mulvey / The USD Vista John has just arrived home from a long day’s labor. He sits at his computer and boots it up. Clicking his Internet browser icon, he hopes to catch the latest news and check out that one YouTube video going around town. Then, after clicking […]
Read moreRyan Plourde / The USD Vista The USD Department of Public Safety is, as their slogan reads, “committed to safety through education.” The point of this article is not to dispute the commitment of the DPS, but take a second to think about another issue: how many parking tickets are […]
Read moreChristine Imperatore / The USD Vista I thought my day had finally come. There I was, sitting at my computer, about to register for my second-to-last semester of college. One would think that I would be guaranteed the classes that I wanted. Imagine my surprise when I logged in to […]
Read moreSerge Seplovich / The USD Vista You walk into the local tavern and march straight to the bar. To your dismay, you see a teenager, no older than 16 or 17, leaning over the bar ordering a drink. You think to yourself, “Am I in Tijuana?” No, you are in […]
Read moreHoliday-style goodies prove a tasty treat for campus community Meredith Schneider / The USD Vista Chaos was the only word to describe the cafeteria on that fateful night. At 6 p.m. on Nov. 12, the dining hall was crowded with eager, hungry students and faculty. Children and family of the […]
Read moreNext set of plans are scheduled to be completed by the year 2020 Doris Voronca / The USD Vista Construction crews seem ever-present on campus, but the opening of the Student Life Pavilion next fall will mark the beginning of yet another phase of campus development. It has been called […]
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