Like many San Diego State students, criminal justice senior Marjorie Calvillo begins her mornings at 6 a.m. She makes breakfast, gets ready for work and heads out the door. But before clocking in to work at the SDSU Children’s Center, she walks her 4-year-old son to his classroom down the hall.

It all started with a walk.
Down 4-0 in the top of the seventh, the San Diego State baseball team was able to start a rally that would tie the score and eventually serve as the catalyst for a win.
Sunday was the last of a three-game series, and SDSU was able to come back and prevail 9-5 against crosstown rival No. 19 USD at Cunningham Stadium.
The first six innings were tough for the Aztecs. They left six men on base and couldn’t make it past third. Luckily, in the seventh inning, they went on a relentless roll to bring in four runs.
Sophomore third baseman Chris Wilson was the first man up, drawing a leadoff walk. Wilson was then forced to second when senior outfielder Josh Chasse also walked. The first run of the game for SDSU would come at the hands of senior second baseman Mitch Blackburn, who was able to knock a double to left center, bringing in Wilson.
Following Blackburn was sophomore first baseman Jomel Torres, who also got an RBI, shooting a base hit into center field, plating Chasse.

If the San Diego State dance team wasn’t familiar with Murphy’s Law that “whatever can go wrong, will go wrong,” the team sure is now. But even with the head coach abandoning the team a month before the biggest competition of the year and a team member quitting soon after, not even Murphy’s Law could stop the dance team from placing fifth at the 2010 USA Collegiate Nationals on Feb. 14 and 15 in Anaheim for the second season in a row.