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Graduating Biology Student Pursues Ph.D., Excited to Have Stable Career by Late Fourties

Written by: Hannah Rosenblatt

UCSD student Sarah Rosenberg accepted her fate as a graduate student last Sunday during a brief moment of introspection that was squeezed in between finishing an …

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The United States Imposes Sanctions on the United States

Written by: Quoc Tran

President Trump announced Tuesday that the United States would impose economic sanctions on the United States. These sanctions are the latest in an ongoing trade war …

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Local Student Avoids Rent by Barricading Himself in North America Hall

Written by: Stephen Lightfoot

In a last-ditch effort to save money, ERC student Arin Jackson barricaded himself in North America Hall late last night. Though initially dismissed as a practical …

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Secretary of the Interior’s Attempts To Shrink Yellowstone Thwarted by Bear Cub

Written by: Pilan Scruggs

After two weeks of conversing with petroleum companies, conservationists, legal authorities, President Trump, and his own wife, Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke finally got the …

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Jacobs School of Engineering to Open New Social Engineering Major

Written by: Elizabeth Niculescu

The prestigious Jacobs School of Engineering at the University of California, San Diego announced this week that it will open up a brand new Bachelor of …

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Gaping Hole in Area Woman’s Fishnets Threatens to Expand to Her Butt Crack

Written by: Sage Cristal

Last Thursday night, local news vans crowded around the perimeter of Athena Minral’s apartment after a rumor centered on the current structural integrity of her leg-wear. …

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High School History Teacher Imprisoned for Violating Second Amendment

Written by: Summer Davis

A Florida instructor is the first person in the nation to be detained for violating the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Following a suggestion by …

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New Artificially Intelligent Chairs Develop Strong Opinions on Politics

Written by: Dan Kaliblotzky

This month, the tech company “Chairish.” has come out with a leap in artificial intelligence technology. Designed for the typical American family, Chairish.’s new dining room …

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Social Media Companies Fix Fake News Problem, Nothing Changes

Written by: Summer Davis

After being alerted to the issue of false stories spread online, companies like Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook systematically purged all publishers of fake news from their …

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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 …