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Cattle Sympathy Campaign Backfires, Consumers Excited to Eat Beef That Bears Their Name

Written by: Andrew Sitko

Animal rights activists swarmed supermarkets early this October and placed the names and pictures on meat packaging of cows that were slaughtered. Their ultimate goal was …

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Parking Lot to Be Removed, New Location for Parking Removal Committee Headquarters

Written by: Robert Renfro

UC San Diego Transportation Services announced on Monday that the Hopkins Parking Structure will be demolished in June 2019. In addition, Transportation Services announced that a …

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Congress Increases Government Transparency, Will Install New Windows

Written by: Steven Zhou

Following accusations of a biased closed confirmation hearing of Brett Kavanaugh, Congress passed a Republican-sponsored bill “increasing congressional transparency” by installing larger glass windows on the …

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Human Woman Added to Endangered Species List

Written by: Sage Cristal

Following Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation and appointment to the Supreme Court of the United States, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) named human women …

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Political Pundit Fails at Asking Where Restroom Is, Wets Pants in Protest

Written by: Jack Yang

“You bet I had an accident here,” says James Riddle, a notorious public urinator. “After three cups of the special ‘Iced Mocha Madness,’ I was really …

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Humanities Professor Forgets to Close Porn Tab Before Lecture, Promptly Resigns

Written by: Adian Valdez

Evan Burnsbury, a UCSD professor in the humanities department, quit his job after displaying a pornographic website on the projector in front of his HILD 2A …

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UCSD Announces Destruction of Revelle, Marshall, and Muir to Make Room for Upcoming Seventh and Eighth Colleges

Written by: Melina Cruz

The world-renowned University of California, San Diego announced its decision to tear down Revelle, Marshall, and Muir Colleges to make space for the upcoming Seventh and …

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CALPIRG Hires Ghosts to Harass Students in Their Dreams

Written by: Ethan Coston

UCSD CALPIRG Chair Sophie Haddad announced on Tuesday that the money from the CALPIRG student fee referendum students approved last Spring Quarter will go toward a …

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Apologetic Professor “Feels So Bad” About Requiring One Thousand Dollar Textbook

Written by: Maryanna Sophia Landaverde

Following the conclusion of the first round of midterms at UCSD, university administrators were reportedly surprised to learn that Professor Rico Goldwater’s ECON 180 class no …

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Boy Scout Badges, Third Grade Reading Level to Be Considered in Sexual Assault Cases

Written by: Summer Davis

Colleges nationwide will begin to take relevant details into account when handling accusations of sexual assault, such as honors won in the Boy Scouts, third grade …