Author Archives | Michael Misselwitz

Teachers close student achievement gap

Today, educational inequity is a national epidemic. It is a sad truth that where a child grows up has a strong influence on the quality of his or her education, and a family’s economic prosperity directly effects the trajectory and scope of the child’s future.

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Courtesy of Michael Misselwitz

Home in PB and the living’s easy

Perhaps every San Diego State student debates moving to Pacific Beach.

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The wingman deserves a day of recognition

The wingman is among the most valiant humanitarians to grace the planet. He is the conqueror of mortal instinct, the facilitator of mammalian courtship and the purveyor of his comrade’s sleepless nights to remember.

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MCT Campus

Harvest healthy habits by gardening at home

Bewitched by $5 meal deals at Taco Bell, Panda Express, Rubio’s Mexican Grill and Sub Connection, it is only natural for students to lose sight of the nutrients their bodies need in favor of saving money.

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Beware temptation in the skies

North Shore Oahu, Hawaii — I arrived at the beginning of spring break and was not able to keep my jaw shut — I surfed the beach break at Banzai Pipeline and hiked to a jungle waterfall while warm rain drizzled lightly through the sunshine.

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Earth Day is not until Friday, but SDSU is offering five days of on-campus green events this week, Courtesy of John Moore

GreenFest is going big for Earth Day

In 1969, Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson had a vision for one of America’s first great movements in environmental activism.

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Antonio Zaragoza / Photo Editor

Sunset Cliffs offers an inspirational view

Tucked between Ocean Beach and Point Loma, Sunset Cliffs is a picturesque beach community that escapes the commotion of the beaten path.

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For the environmentally conscious, the Ocean Beach People’s Organic Food Market is a haven for local, organic produce with a taste for music and sustainable living, Antonio Zaragoza / Photo Editor

Ocean Beach market keeps it fresh

Quality, locally grown, natural produce is a hot commodity these days, but the grim selection available at most major supermarkets leaves shoppers pondering the definition of “organic.”

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Fun volunteer work is available for students

When students reach college, community service can take on a pertinent and influential scope; opportunities become adventures and students can truly make a difference.

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MCT Campus

The only way to see California is from the driver’s seat

Above California’s southernmost oasis, beyond the Southern California-Northern California divide and along the continent’s western brink, the California coastline is a diverse sanctuary home to what are known as some of the most enchanting landscapes on the globe.

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Facebook provides outlet for dissent

Social media has become a tool for revolution across the Middle East as a seditious community of online advocates rallies to thwart injustices and uproot dictatorships with unprecedented mobilization.

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MCT Campus

Cortes Bank challenges surfers with 70-ft waves (VIDEO)

In 2008, professional surfer Mike Parsons rode a wave for the record books.

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