Michelle Margaux’s point of view

ELISABETH SMITH | ASST. NEWS EDITOR Michelle Margaux wasn’t a typical University of San Diego student. She didn’t play sports, join a sorority, or go to parties down at Mission Beach. Instead, she spent her four years dedicating her time to journalism and academics. “I’ve always wanted to work and […]

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Malina Hood leaves a legacy

MATTHEW ROBERSON | SPORTS EDITOR | @mroberson22 Growing up with a twin sibling can be a fascinating experience. When paired with a person of the exact same age that looks virtually identical to them, many people feel the need to make a name for themselves for fear of being constantly […]

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Three basketball players transferring

NOAH HILTON | CONTRIBUTOR Losing players has become an increasingly prominent talking point in the landscape of college basketball. Consequently, the issue has become an unavoidable obstacle on the path to becoming a perennially successful program. For the blue bloods of college hoops — the Kentucky Wildcats, Kansas Jayhawks, Duke […]

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Padres tristes

MATTHEW ROBERSON | SPORTS EDITOR | @mroberson22 Perhaps the most tired cliche in baseball is that no matter how stacked a team’s roster may appear, or how enormous their payroll might be, all 30 teams have a chance to compete for the playoffs when the season starts. Opening Day represents […]

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College night: puck yeah

MATTHEW ROBERSON | SPORTS EDITOR | @mroberson22 When the San Diego Gulls announced their relocation to the Valley View Casino Center, college students across the city perked up about the chance to witness live sports at a reasonable price. With the Gulls making a late season surge to put them […]

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Dress it up & make it real for me

MATTHEW ROBERSON | SPORTS EDITOR | @mroberson22 March Madness. Without any context, these are just two words that have been thrown together without any clear connotation. This could be referring to a high school marching band that is being torn apart by jealousy and pettiness. Or they could be used […]

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Padres prep for 2016 season

NOAH HILTON | CONTRIBUTOR A lot can change in a year. Last spring, the San Diego Padres reported to spring training with more hype than any hometown squad in recent memory. Acquisitions of marquee names like outfielders Justin Upton, Matt Kemp, and Wil Myers, along with starting pitcher James Shields, […]

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The legend of the yellow line

KEVIN NELSON | MANAGING EDITOR | @knel17 The famous yellow line: this is the line that appears during every football game showing audiences at home how far the offensive team has to go to get a first down. As kids, fans looked on in amazement and now regular viewers count […]

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UFC: not for me

MATTHEW ROBERSON | SPORTS EDITOR | @mroberson22 On Saturday night I stumbled into a friend’s apartment to find that they were watching a stream of UFC 196. While I know next to nothing about ultimate fighting, except that the goal is to viciously knockout or force the submission of your […]

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Baseball team off to slow start

MATTHEW ROBERSON | SPORTS EDITOR | @mroberson22 Baseball is a sport that is riddled with inherent failure. Even the best hitters to ever play the game don’t reach base every single time they step up to the plate. In fact, no one ever comes close to doing anything like that. If you […]

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