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San Diego State University’s Independent Student Newspaper Since 1913

The Daily Aztec



San Diego State University’s Independent Student Newspaper Since 1913

The Daily Aztec
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Attendees embrace during a vigil held in memory of Max Macks Aboudarham at San Diego State Universitys Aztec Recreation Center courtyard on April 11, 2024

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A Metropolitan Transit System bus stops at San Diego State Universitys campus on September 21, 2023

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College View Apartments is under construction near San Diego State University.

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Billy Joel performs at Petco Park on April 13

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Right handed pitcher Jacob Riordan tips off the Aztec-Rebel series on Friday April 12. Riordan pitched a scoreless first inning, as the Aztecs fell 9-2 to UNLV.

Baseball struggles at the plate as they fall to UNLV 9-2

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SDSU’s Blue Books are going green

Byline photo of Trinity Bland
by Trinity Bland, Managing Editor • March 8, 2022
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On March 8, the San Diego State Bookstore sent out a student-wide email regarding the change to a new, recycled and green cover for examination books, also known as Blue Books.

The email said the books will include recycled writing paper, containing 30% post-consumer waste as well as recycled green printed cover pages.

According to the university, the bookstore was made aware of the availability of testing books printed on recycled green paper and this prompted the switch to the most sustainable option while keeping the price and sizes the same as the original Blue Books.

Students can find the new examination books in the SDSU Bookstore and Aztec Market locations across campus where the Blue Books were previously sold.
About the Contributor
Trinity Bland
Trinity Bland, '21-22 Managing Editor
Trinity Bland is a senior studying film with an emphasis in television, Spanish and journalism from Washington, DC. Her interests include social justice, entertainment, leadership and sports. She can easily be found watching Grey's Anatomy, a retro sitcom or listening to R&B music. Follow her on Twitter @trinityaliciaa.






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