Students face the daunting task of juggling classes, internships, social events and extracurriculars on a daily basis. Unfortunately, hectic schedules often let fitness fade into oblivion.

“The truth is not for all men, but only for those who seek it.”-Ayn Rand

Harvard University’s reputation was threatened last week, when dozens of students were suspected of cheating on a take-home exam.

So yes, it’s similar to “Smash Bros.,” but this isn’t a bad thing. PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale is fun for everyone and is guaranteed to be a hit at casual parties, in dorm rooms and family gatherings.

One of the most impressive displays of gaming greatness at Penny Arcade Expo Prime this year was “PlanetSide 2,” a game being developed right here in San Diego at Sony Online Entertainment. Past readers should know how excited I am about this massively-multiplayer first-person shooter.

Now that I’ve stopped smoking, I’m aware of the disgruntled expressions my friends hid from me while I had a cigarette in hand.

San Diego State ROTC Cadet David Jensen was in the seventh grade enjoying breakfast at his grandmother’s house when she drew his attention to live news broadcasts of the 9/11 attacks.

Fellow gamers rejoice for the return of one of the greatest co-op games ever conceived is just a few short days away.

Defiance, Dishonor and Rising

The USA Patriot Act was a deal with the devil.

In the wake of the catastrophic attacks on 9/11, Americans searched for meaning in the face of tragedy. One area where the search for meaning got weird was the flood of post-9/11 music.

In remembrance of the anniversary of the terrorist attack of Sept. 11, 2001, we asked some of The Daily Aztec writers to share their views on how America and their memories of that unforgettable day have changed in the past 11 years.