Film Review: “John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum”
“John Wick 3” executes yet another bizarre and high-brow action-thriller. Previously in “John Wick: Chapter 2,” the cutthroat ex-mercenary — along with
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Interview with an Artist: Bailey Davenport
Content Warning: sexual assault, sexual abuse, rape. On May 4, 2019, the UC San Diego Visual Arts department displayed MFA student Bailey Davenport’s
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State Senate Passes Bill to Expand Abortion Access for College Students
The California State Senate passed SB 24, “The College Student Right to Access Act,” on May 20. SB 24 — if ultimately signed
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UCSD Attempts Cover Up of HIV Study Data Breach
UC San Diego blocked researchers from informing participants of the EmPower Women study, a study looking at how women’s commitment to HIV treatment
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UCSD Researchers to Conduct PrEP Study with Non-Cisgender Individuals
The UC San Diego Antiviral Research Center is recruiting transgender and non-binary individuals for a study that provides Truvada for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)
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Students from Tritons for Israel Demonstrate in Support of Israel Solidarity Week
Tritons for Israel set up tables and displays on Library Walk from May 13 to May 16 in support of their annual Israel
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Event Review: Trevor Noah’s “Loud & Clear” Tour
Trevor Noah sets himself apart from his colleagues through his unique outsider’s perspective on America. Trevor Noah, the South African comedian-turned-host of “The
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Concert Review: Camp Cope
Aussie punks Camp Cope bring confessional feminism to Che Café. Most punk rock shows are characterized by their high-octane energy and frantic purging
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Head-to-Head: Marvel Cinematic Universe
Arts and Entertainment takes on a new debate: Should the Marvel Cinematic Universe get snapped, or should it stay? SNAP IT It’s the
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Film Review: “Detective Pikachu”
“Detective Pikachu” features delightfully cute renditions of pokémon but ultimately fails to electrify audiences. “Detective Pikachu” is a mystery-slash-fantasy film based on the
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