Throughout the past five years, the president and first lady have been the most controversial couple ever to set foot in the White House. No president and first lady have had to encounter more scandals than the Clintons. No matter what you think of the Clintons and the controversies surrounding them, the undeserved victim in [...]

A war is being waged against the people of Iraq, and the United States is still dedicated to escalating it. The move from an ugly collection of trade sanctions to an uglier bloodletting in the future is underway. Nearly two decades ago, the United States enhanced the power of Saddam in Iraq in order that [...]

POINT OF INTEREST: Once again, Matt Watts will have to take on more of the offensive load tomorrow with Jason Richey still out with an injury. TRAVIS LINDQUIST/Daily Aztec Last season this game meant everything. This year it means absolutely nothing. A year ago the San Diego State men’s basketball team was knocked out of [...]

Hallelujah! Indie rockers, who happen to have Christian lyrics, played a live set over the KCR airwaves.

of advancement Two events a week, a new Student Alumni Association, four new, full-time staff ? it would appear something is happening to San Diego State University’s Alumni Association. A new era for the association has been established. Students and alumni may now have an increasing chance to participate in giving back to their alma [...]

Alice Roden is annoyed. She is working toward her teaching credential at San Diego State University, but because of a new test, she will be in school for at least one more year before achieving her goal. “For some people, this might deter them from going into teaching,” said Roden, who has to take 14 [...]

The Japanese-United States security agreement should be terminated, according to two Japanese forensics students who visited San Diego State University Monday night. Two SDSU students argued against the termination in the public demonstration debate. The debate, held in SDSU’s Chemistry-Geology building, was one of 19 debates in which Japanese students are participating during an eight-week [...]

“Through my education at San “Diego State I’ve had three different careers,” said Francheska Cawthorne, an SDSU alumna. Cawthorne’s 15-year college education at SDSU began in 1971. After changing her major five times, she received bachelor’s degrees in English and journalism. Since then she has been an author, a journalist and a teacher. Cawthorne is [...]

SO COOL: Rickie Austin croons out a smooth rhythm and blues song in Scripps Cottage last night. PHIL RINGLER/Daily Aztec With lights dimmed and an atmosphere of excitement, Scripps Cottage was packed with people snapping their fingers and tapping their feet Wednesday night in response to the talent showcase of Cultural Funk Entertainment. “Cultural Funk [...]

Today * Alcoholics Anonymous meets weekly at noon in Student Services, Room 2109. For details, call Walt Rutherford at 594-5220. * “First Step To Excellence,” a 12-session group for people who suspect or know they have a problem with alcohol or substance abuse, meets weekly from 11 a.m. to noon. For details, call 594-5220. * [...]

Travis Lindquist/Daily Aztec In the hotel lobby before he got to the match, Jason Salmeri was told he was going to start. Little did he or his coach know how well he would perform for Hawaii’s men’s volleyball team. Make that little did either of them know how awesome Salmeri would perform. “Salmeri has been [...]

Who: Texas-El Paso at SDSU. When: 1 p.m., Saturday. Where: SDSU East Courts. Head coaches: John Nelson, SDSU, and Ron McGaughy, UTEP Last meeting: UTEP defeated the Aztecs last the season. Aztecs update: The No. 44-ranked team in the nation is coming off a big win against Western Athletic Conference rival Air Force. SDSU (3-3, [...]