Prior to this amazing San Diego State men’s basketball season, everyone knew SDSU would have one of the top frontcourts in the country with super sophomore Kawhi Leonard, freak athlete Billy White and defensive stalwart Malcolm Thomas.

Stacy Jones is the current singer and lead guitarist for the pop-punk outfit American Hi–Fi. The band has toured worldwide and gained mainstream popularity with its smash hit “Flavor of the Weak” off its album “The Art of Losing.”

I know you’re busy – we all are. Between classes, work, extracurricular activities and socializing there is hardly room to breathe, let alone eat. If you’re like me, you consume whatever you can whenever there’s time. If that means the drive-through at Jack in the Box at 2 a.m., so be it.

The long wait for San Diego State men’s basketball tickets has become somewhat of a religious phenomenon. It begins with one lone, devout fan arriving far earlier than most sane people would ever consider reasonable. Once the original prostration occurs, Aztecs wrapped in blankets and bearing foldout chairs begin their campout in front of Viejas Arena. Hours roll by, but chants continue to tear through the air around the amphitheater. “I believe, I believe that we, I believe that we will win.”

Americans fought for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The French died for liberty, equality and brotherhood. Egyptians marched for dignity — the sense of self-respect that every human being deserves, through education, fair employment and political empowerment.

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Another Fashion Week has come and gone and The Daily Aztec is bursting at the seams to share what we learned this time around. Read on as we highlight six of the most important things we took away from New York’s Fall Fashion Week.

While they may not have the superhero powers featured in movies and comic strips, a local group has been braving the streets equipped with bulletproof vests and mace to “take a stand against violent crime.”

There’s nothing quite like the feeling of crunching numbers and digging up old receipts when tax season comes around.