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The UCSD Guardian




The Student News Site of University of California - San Diego

The UCSD Guardian

The Student News Site of University of California - San Diego

The UCSD Guardian




An update on UC-wide housing insecurity
Jordan Nakagawa, Contributing Writer • December 4, 2023
Open tabs: An exploration of multitasking behavior
Kylie Necochea, Contributing Staff Writer • December 4, 2023
Music to my ears: KSDT’s experience in sharing music
Sydney McDonald, Contributing Staff Writer • December 4, 2023
A very merry Chrismukkah
Leah Schiffer, Senior Staff Writer • December 4, 2023

    Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants II preview

    We all remember that classic scene in the first “Sisterhood
    of the Traveling Pants,” adapted from Ann Brashares’ chick fiction: four best
    friends find a mysterious pair of jeans and (much to their high-pitched
    incredulity) discover that it fits each of them perfectly. Even the full-bodied
    Carmen (America Ferrera) is wide-eyed when the pants hug her ample curves. The
    rollercoaster antics surrounding this magical thrift find were an instant hit
    with 2005 audiences — and hey, if the pants fit, Hollywood makes a sequel.

    This summer’s “Sisterhood” promises to catch up on the now
    college-bound girls, who rediscover themselves all over again — complete with
    the original lovelorn adventures and tearful dramatics. This includes that hot,
    blonde soccer chick Bridget (Blake Lively), hopefully starring in another
    sweaty running-on-the-beach scene. And aren’t we all thirsty to find out how
    cynical Tibby (Amber Tamblyn) will deal with little Bailey’s (Jenna Boyd)
    death? This is a movie to see with the moms — and don’t forget your tissues,
    sister. August 6.

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