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UC San Diego's independent student newspaper since 1967

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UC San Diego's independent student newspaper since 1967

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Peeks and Previews: November

Peeks and Previews: November

Annika Olives Nov 13, 2018

November means that winter is fast approaching and we’re looking for every excuse to buy a pumpkin spice latte before the coveted autumn season is over. As we reach the end of the quarter and the impending...

Stressed Out

Stressed Out

Natasha Vandamme Nov 13, 2018

With midterm season in full swing, worry has taken over the campus like a plague. Although stress is a necessary biological function, it can cause more harm than good. Here are some tips to get some much-needed...

Before I Go

Before I Go

Natalie Duprey Nov 13, 2018

While I am currently a third year, I feel that due to the limitations of living on campus and the anxiety of being in a new environment, I have not fully enjoyed the college experience. For me, the college...

The Chicken Noodle Appeal

The Chicken Noodle Appeal

Samirah Martinez Nov 5, 2018

You’re in the middle of studying for midterms and all of a sudden, you feel it. The uncomfortable itching at the back of your throat can only indicate one thing: You’re getting sick. You try to stop...

Studying Abroad in Thailand

Studying Abroad in Thailand

Rebecca Tsang Nov 5, 2018

This summer, I attended a UC San Diego Global Seminars program in Bangkok, Thailand for five weeks. Though the UCSD Study Abroad Office and International Study Abroad Program provided numerous resources...

Inadequate

Inadequate

Natasha Vandamme Oct 31, 2018

Fear. It can be silly or very real. It can be shared by others or just unique to us. It can motivate us, and it can hold us back. Everyone has their range of fears, from the darkness to being buried alive...

Who Am I In The Dark?

Who Am I In The Dark?

Natalie Duprey Oct 31, 2018

When I was four years old, I vividly remember waking up in the middle of the night and crying. I was terrified of the dark. I didn’t know why, but the idea of not seeing where I was or knowing what was...

The Ephemeral Joy of a Concert Experience

The Ephemeral Joy of a Concert Experience

Jade Hookham Oct 31, 2018

How many people have ever heard of a post-concert comedown? A phenomenon often categorized by a sudden inability to think about anything but those two hours of euphoria, post-concert comedowns can get...

My Life Playlist

My Life Playlist

Samirah Martinez Oct 31, 2018

This year, Stanford Law School’s application has an optional question that allows applicants to pick which songs admissions officers should play as they look over their application. Although I am not...

What ____ Means To Me: Music Edition

What ____ Means To Me: Music Edition

Guardian Staff Oct 17, 2018

What Jazz Means to Me by Annika Olives, Lifestyle Editor It’s a Thursday afternoon. Fall is right around the corner; the scent of fireplace smoke is in the air, and I’m rushing to sixth period, boots...

Introducing Avontuur Met Annika

Introducing Avontuur Met Annika

Annika Olives Oct 16, 2018

I’ve always dreamed of living in Europe. As a kid growing up in California, Europe seemed an entire world away. Miniature versions of clogs and the Eiffel Tower hung from my keyring; souvenirs from...