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UCSD Student Literally Couch Surfing To Avoid Rent

Written by: Rowan Hernandez Cosme

Police were confused last Sunday when they investigated what appeared to be a landmass constructed of old couches tied together and tethered to a pier. When …

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Confused Woman Accidentally Drives to Eighth Floor of Geisel Library

Written by: Rowan Hernandez Cosme

This past Tuesday, construction workers entering the eighth floor of Geisel Library received a shock upon finding a red 2002 Chevrolet Cavalier sedan amongst the bookshelves. …

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UC San Diego Offering New Bachelor of Memes Program

Written by: Issac Canada

Next year, UC San Diego plans to graduate its first class in the Bachelor of Memes (BM) program. The program is an interdisciplinary program between the …

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Student Unsure How Person Across From Them on the Shuttle Feels About Them

Written by: Issac Canada

An anonymous student on the North Campus shuttle going from the Regents Lot to Price Center last Wednesday at 11:13 a.m. reported feeling “unsure” about how …

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RateMyProfessors Adds New Varieties of Peppers To Its Hotness Rating

Written by: Dan Kaliblotzky

On Saturday, the popular website RateMyProfessors.com revolutionized its rating process by adding more ranking to its “hotness” rating. Previously signified by the options “Yeah” or “Um, …

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CAPEs Revealed To Be Elaborate Prank by Professors

Written by: Rowan Hernandez Cosme

After many quarters of professors promoting CAPEs as if they were direly important, a new discovery has shed some light on their real purpose. Local student …

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Muir College Announces New Writing Sequence: John Muir Writing Extravaganza

Written by: Pilan Scruggs

Muir College Writing Program (MCWP) director Carrie Wastal recently unveiled a complete overhaul of the MCWP series. She said that the provosts from the other colleges …

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Turnitin.com To Start Accepting Submissions by Fax

Written by: Quoc Tran

Starting April 2018, Turnitin.com, the popular plagiarism prevention tool used by many professors, will start accepting submissions by fax and begin shutting down the online portion …

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Political Science Major Genuinely Believes He Will Become President One Day

Written by: Elizabeth Niculescu

As a candidate, Stevens is sure that he has what it takes to make it into the Oval Office. Not only did he compete in Model …

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Computer Science Department Gets New Lab, It’s Adorable

Written by: Dan Kaliblotzky

UCSD computer science students recently had a major positive change in their working environment with a new CSE lab added to the building, named Freddie. Reportedly, …