Album(s) Review: “The Family” & “TM”
Brockhampton’s farewell projects depart from the group’s unique, creative sound that launched them to fame and ends on a dull and lifeless thud.
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AuthorZara Irshad
Students Rally for Reproductive Rights Ahead of Midterm Elections
Just ahead of the midterm elections, dozens of students gathered outside Geisel Library on Friday, Oct. 28, in support of Proposition 1, which
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Tune in: UCSD’s first journalist-in-residence is making waves
UCSD welcomes a new professor to the Communication Department, an individual who emphasizes the importance of versatility and resilience in journalism amidst improvements
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Concert Review: Rosalía
Is it possible to feel like a deer in headlights amidst a crowd of 4,600? Rosalía’s bold entrance to her sold out show
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Campus Skyline on the Rise with Pepper Canyon West’s Vertical Construction
This fall, UC San Diego will continue its rapid vertical expansion by beginning construction on the Pepper Canyon West Living and Learning Neighborhood.
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Album Review: “Ivory”
Omar Apollos latest project “Ivory” marks his evolution as an artist, ranging from soulful R&B songs to experimental pop tracks. Omar Apollo’s long-awaited
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Protect Students, Not Guns
It was a productive start to a long weekend. While I was visiting friends at UC Berkeley, we decided to study at Doe
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Letter from the Editor: “The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestinians is Not a Conflict, it’s Colonialism”
On Tuesday, May 27, the Opinion article titled “The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestinians is Not a Conflict, it’s Colonialism” was temporarily taken down
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The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestinians is Not a Conflict, it’s Colonialism
Editor’s Note: On Tuesday, May 27, this article was temporarily taken down from our website after one of our readers voiced concerns over
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DISREGUARDIAN: The Confessions of an “Essential” Worker
Editor’s note: The following is a satirical article for The DisreGuardian, which are a series of articles published annually for The Guardian’s April
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