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Local Students Refuse to Forgive TA for Small Mistake

Written by: The MQ

On Wednesday night, an anonymous TA reportedly added a negative sign where there should not have been one in homework problem 37 of Math 20D. Witnesses …

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Undeclared Student Appeases Father, Finally Declares Miscommunications Major

Written by: The MQ

Two weeks ago, formerly undeclared sophomore Jared Johnston “finally gave into both his father’s and UCSD’s wishes” and declared a major, choosing to pursue a B.A. …

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UCSD Farmer’s Market Disappoints New Students, Has No Farmers for Sale

Written by: The MQ

On Tuesday, UCSD’s first farmer’s market of the year occurred, leaving many first years saddened, horrified, and betrayed over the lack of farmers for sale. Many …

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UCSD Students Continue to Argue They “Wouldn’t Have Gone to UCLA Even If They Got In”

Written by: The MQ

This year has proven to be one of the most competitive years for college applicants, with a record number of applications for all University of California …

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New Open Access Research Journal Removes All Publishing Barriers, Standards

Written by: The MQ

Open access journals have revolutionized the publishing of scientific research, partially by speeding the review process, and partially by instructing reviewers to only focus on the …

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Muir Res Hall Designated as Wildlife Preserve after Rare Species of Moth Found

Written by: The MQ

In a sudden turn of events, the Muir residential halls have now been declared a wildlife preserve after a new species of moth was discovered being …

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Turnitin Decides 26 Words or Fewer is Not Plagiarism

Written by: The MQ

The leading originality checking program, Turnitin, has announced this past week that it will not mark plagiarism that consists of 26 words or fewer. Turnitin is …

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Student Happy to Spend Entire Summer and Bank Account on Internship

Written by: The MQ

As the academic year starts again at UCSD, most returning students will be entering the lecture halls, reminiscing with their friends and sharing tales of traveling, …

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Literature Building Scheduled for Demolition: Deemed Definitely Maybe Irrelevant

Written by: The MQ

In a recent press release, UCSD has announced that the Literature Building is scheduled for demolition by 2018, after years of safety concerns. This comes as …

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Therapy Fluffies Wait Time Over Four Weeks

Written by: The MQ

Students at UCSD who depend on university resources like therapy dogs for their stress relief are no strangers to long lines and disappointing sessions, but many …