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Local Man Studies Abroad, Experiences No Jet Lag Due to God-Awful Sleep Schedule

Written by: Stephen Lightfoot

Maples gets up each morning for a “light jog” around the neighborhood to see the sights, “just like anyone else would.”Photo by Jessica Ma After paying …

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Freshman Convinced They Found Soulmate During Welcome Week

Written by: Hanaa Moosavi

“There’s just something so amazing about an 18-year-old who knows how to use chopsticks,” said Chessit.Photo by Jack Yang First-year Brittany Chessit recently got into a …

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UCSD Student’s Bedroom Confused for Glassware Antique Show

Written by: Dan Kaliblotzky

One of the plates pictured was taken for further inspection after scientists found a culture on it dating back to 2013.Photo by Jay Noonan Taylor Fetner, …

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UCSD Begins Construction on New Housing Crisis

Written by: Summer Davis

“Don’t worry, these dorms are also filled with asbestos,” said Jhaveri after describing the new student housing development on top of Tenaya Hall.Photo by Jack Yang …

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Study Finds Increased Alcohol Consumption Correlated with Higher GPA

Written by: Adam Yoshinaga

Luna reportedly tries to keep his blood alcohol levels at the same number as his GPA. Photo by: Jack Yang College students who engage in alcohol …

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UC Chancellors Appoint Themselves as Permanent Commencement Speakers

Written by: Summer Davis

On the topic of how the graduates will succeed in life, Khosla said, “You will not make it on a boat, you will not make it …

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Students Prepare for Annual End-of-the-Year Galbraith Book Burning

Written by: Melina Cruz

School officials later declared the book burning event a new part of the Stuart Art Collection and titled the piece: “Disco Inferno.” Photo by Jay Noonan …

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Graduating Pre-Law Student Ready to Become Written into Law; No Longer Just a Bill on Capitol Hill

Written by: Mishelle Arakelian

“What happens if I get vetoed? Do I die?” asked Brakelian when she was told she didn’t have the approval of President Trump. Photo by Jack …

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Graduating Senior Excited to Study Abroad, Put Off the Inevitable

Written by: Hannah Lykins

Hykins was reportedly enthralled when she purchased her “one-way ticket from Berlin to unemployment.” Photo by Stephen Lightfoot In an attempt to ignore the inevitability of …

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Point/Counterpoint: Going Pre-med is the Hardest Route a College Student Can Take/Objection, Your Honor

Written by: Dexter Hamilton and Steven Zhou

Going Pre-med is the Hardest Route a College Student Can Take By Baxter Washington Pre-med Student Out of all potential career paths college students can take, …