by Will Fritz, Editor in Chief
August 22, 2018
Filed under Freshmen Survival Guide, Opinion
You can do anything you can put your mind to. And never stop fighting.
I know these sound like clichés, and that’s because they are. But they still ring true. They are, in fact, the two biggest pieces of advice I can give...
by Angelena Lufrano
August 15, 2018
Filed under Freshmen Survival Guide, Opinion
Freshman year in the dorms means living away from home for probably the first time in your life, having roommates, sharing bathrooms and of course, meal plan. With all this change, tweaking your lifestyle to be more sustainabl...
March 21, 2018
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by Dana Tsuri-Etzioni, Opinion Editor
August 21, 2017
Filed under Opinion
The first year of college is an anxiety inducing yet exciting time, filled with decisions and new experiences. Everything is new and the first few weeks are crucial. Everyone wants to find the place they feel they b...
by Kemi Giwa, Staff Writer
August 21, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Dear Freshmen:
Freshman year was one of the most difficult transitions ever. Not because I was leaving my family or childhood friends, but because it was the official transition into adulthood.
Regardless, it has been th...
by Christine Whitman, Arts and Culture Editor
August 29, 2016
Filed under Arts & Culture, Entertainment, The Back Page
I've been really into numbers lately, because they seem to have a much larger impact on my life than usual, and it’s not because I changed my major to statistics. As if.
Call me sentimental but, at 1 p.m. today, I start my first class at ...
by Sydney Sweeney, Staff Columnist
August 24, 2016
Filed under Opinion, Showcase
Welcome to San Diego State, freshmen, where the days of earning outstanding grades despite academic indolence come to die. In high school, week-old assignments could be hurriedly completed, studying was optional, and if someone...
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