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State to Become Church

Written by: Victoria Ta

“What if thy neighbor is a Democrat?” asked Alito.Photo by Ezra Bihis Following a 233-year-long separation, Church and State reunited in the US Department of Justice …

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Bathroom Partitions Unite Partisan Politics

Written by: Kocheng Lin

“We may not be able to reach across the isle, but we sure can reach across the stall,”said one bathroom-goer.Photo by Justin Xu Recently, a proposed …

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Mexico Renames Mall of America

Written by: Farhad Taraporevala

“This is easily the hardest class I’ve ever taken,” said one International Business major.Photo by Liv Gilbert Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that Mexico will be …

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UCSD to Replace Methane Burning Power Plant with Coal

Written by: Beth Becker

“The ’20s are back! The 1820’s, that is,” said one student.Photo by Dylan Schmidt Last week, UC San Diego reaffirmed its continued commitment to protecting the …

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Democrats Deny Existence of Trump

Written by: Liv Gilbert

“It’s pretty crazy that we don’t have a President, but I guess we’ll make do,” said one Democrat.Photo by Dylan Schmidt With Republicans controlling all branches …

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The Students v. UC San Diego

Written by: Annelise McCullough

“Why do people keep telling me not to Google ‘hung jury’?” asked one juror.Photo by Amit Roth After the filing of a class-action lawsuit in early …

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It’s Really Hard Being The Little Stinker of American Law

Written by: Olga Vysotsky

Listen, in my heart, fundamentally, I’m just a chill guy, you know? I went to Yale, sure, but not in a lame, pretentious way, only because …

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Researchers Implant First Entirely Artificial Personality

Written by: Liv Gilbert

The Joe Rogan Experience will become available to every US citizen in the coming month.Photo by Jordan Whitlow In what is being called one of the …

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UCSD Reports First Cases of Dancing Plague Since 1518

Written by: Annelise McCullough

“Shake it off,” advised Chancellor Khosla.Photo by Theo Erickson Amid surges of COVID and mounting cases of H5N1, France recently began reporting individuals engaging in “spontaneous …

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Revelle College to Introduce Epistemology Requirement

Written by: Iris Hochwalt

“We had to write our own textbook,” said HUM 0 student Levah-Mia Lone.Photo by Farhad Taraporevala Revelle College has announced that they will add a new …