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Finally, San Diego is having its very own Fashion Week. Its long-awaited and highly-anticipated arrival has been causing quite a stir in the local fashion circuits, and has many wondering what to expect. In order to give attendees an idea of what’s what and who’s who, founder and President of San Diego Fashion Week, Allison Andrews, gives a candid interview to answer all those lingering questions.

If you’ve had the good grace to steer clear of “Bones” for its previous three seasons, now would be the perfect time to have a momentary lapse in judgment.

This is not your average movie-turned-TV-series. Forget remakes of movie classics such as “Clueless.” The writers have done justice to the super human power of the “Terminator” legacy. Many viewers are excited that the series (add Arnold accent here) “will be back.”

If you were ever a fan of the HBO series “Oz,” a show about a bunch of derelicts trying to escape a maximum-security prison, or if you’re merely into “prison drama,” then “Prison Break” is a must-see series for those of your ilk.

The transition from high school to college can be tough for any freshmen, but when Division I collegiate athletics are involved, it can be even more difficult.

Some intriguing new majors and master’s programs are changing the academic landscape at San Diego State this fall. New cultural offerings cover Korean, Islamic and Arabic studies, while the master’s programs include teaching in urban schools and bioinformatics.

With a new season on the horizon, the FOX drama “House” has found a new prime time spot. The latest episode had a more twisted approach to the insatiable Emmy- nominated series.

Howard Tu’s struggles are akin to the struggles of every student. Settling on the perfect career had its own obstacles. Yet, he did what few students would.