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Pseudoscience is still flooding into our nation’s public high schools. Data reported by the National Survey of High School Biology Teachers revealed that 13 percent of U.S. high school biology educators advocate creationism in class, while 60 percent tiptoe around the controversial evolution vs. creationism topic so as not to offend religious students and parents.

The Academy’s annual wooing of the masses with Oscar nominations has stretched over into the short film category. Oscar-nominated short films are usually among the most eclectic and least seen of all the nominees, but this year we have an adapted tale from a popular children’s book and a short that was featured in the theater-run of “Toy Story 3.” Only three American films make up the 10 nominees, making this category the most international, even beating out the Foreign Language Film category.

It’s an early October day at Tony Gwynn Stadium and Bryan Crabb is scheduled to pitch without a net in front of him. He’s facing live batters for the first time since his injury and he’s nervous.

Ryan O’Sullivan was expected to be a key contributor for the San Diego State baseball team this season. After junior ace Addison Reed was drafted, O’Sullivan looked to be one of the players who would fill Reed’s shoes. Plus, he was arguably the team’s best infielder.

Four years ago, softball head coach Kathy Van Wyk told Samantha Beasley that if she worked hard enough, she could be the best pitcher San Diego State had ever seen.

The San Diego State men’s basketball team made one basket in the final 10 minutes last night against New Mexico.
And it still won by six.

So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye. We know it as Louie’s. Those before us knew it as Monty’s; before them, Henry’s.

For the third time in as many years, the San Diego State women’s basketball team won at one of the loudest and highest arenas in the Mountain West Conference: The Pit.

SAN DIEGO STATE — In yet another case of Valentine’s Day gone hopelessly wrong, one SDSU student was violently mauled by turtles in SDSU’s turtle pond.