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Uncertainty remains at SDSU

Students, full-time faculty, lecturers and administrators will all be affected by a decreased 2009-2010 budget, but the question remains: To what extent? Full story

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A GUEST'S PERSPECTIVE: Iranian presidential election leads to riots

Unrest and revolution aren’t typically associated with the once-held idyllic vision of the 21st century, yet even a quick glance of recent headlines should shatter such illusions. For the past two weeks, Iran has been punctuated by ongoing political rallies crying reform. And while the outcome of such civil disobedience remained uncertain at the onset, the endgame has become much clearer: a theocratic-dictatorial hybrid that will once again forcefully take the reigns from its people unless the world community intervenes. Full story

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LIVE AND DANGEROUS: No Knife cuts deep at Belly Up

Fans of No Knife, young and old alike, gathered together for the band’s final performance at Solana Beach’s Belly Up Tavern on June 18. People in attendance varied from old-school No Knife fans from its ‘90s heyday to newer, freshly 21-year-old kids anxious to get the party started. No Knife has been defunct until recently, reuniting for a few shows and to open for Jimmy Eat World’s “Clarity X 10” Tour. Full story

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FOOTBALL: Some questions remain as starters get set

With little more than two months until the season opener at the Rose Bowl against UCLA, The Daily Aztec takes a look at the San Diego State football team’s current depth chart. Full story

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Extra flair at the fair

From ingesting chocolate-covered bacon strips to enjoying a gourmet dinner in the Turf Club, variety of food and beverages at the San Diego County Fair is an attraction in and of itself. The annual attraction has supplied visitors with an unwavering supply of sumptuous and shocking eatery events and newfangled, deep-fried foods for generations. Even if visitors may not be willing to test their iron stomachs, the fair has many appetizing things to enjoy for friends and family alike. Full story