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Five rules to survive black friday madness
Black Friday and a zombie apocalypse have a lot in common. While zombies scour the earth with the sole purpose of devouring human flesh, crazed deal hunters exhibit the same level of determination toward their purpose—buying as many discounted items their bank accounts allow.
On-campus preaching gets loud
A bustling campus of approximately 30,000 students, San Diego State is far from being a quiet place, but this semester, off-campus Christian groups continue to add to the commotion with fervent and often confrontational demonstrations.
Bilingual brain activity researched
Utilizing head-mounting, eye-tracking technology, the School of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences at San Diego State is conducting high-end research on English and Spanish-speaking bilinguals.
$2.8 mil supports future scientists
The Initiative for Maximizing Student Development, which prepares San Diego State graduate students for careers in the sciences, recently received a $2.8 million federal grant from the National Institutes of Health and the National Institute of General Medical Sciences.
Veterans need more than our thanks
I left active duty in the U.S. Army almost two years ago, and when Veterans Day rolls around every November, the same thought always crosses my mind: Please, don’t say “thank you.”
Mandatory service would benefit all Americans
I went to basic training twice. Everyone should attend at least once.
Retired Marine shares insights after service
Kennedy dedicated 22 years of his life to the Marine Corps when he served in the Gulf War, Somalia, Iraq and Afghanistan.
Young veterans experience battlefield back at home
Veterans who served on active duty since September 2001 have higher unemployment rates than veterans from previous wars, according to a report from the United Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A.S. refine restructure with bylaws
At Wednesday’s council meeting, San Diego State’s Associated Students will vote on the bylaws for the restructuring of the A.S. Council.
Aztecs break 100K pound donation record
Raising a record amount of 107,551 pounds of food, San Diego State won first place for the fifth consecutive year at the intercampus Colleges Rock Hunger Food Drive competition, surpassing this year’s 100,000 pound goal.
SDSU falls to Syracuse on USS Midway
The Aztecs faced Syracuse for the second time in history on Veterans Day Sunday aboard the USS Midway, an aircraft carrier that has seen more than half a million flight missions since it was commissioned in 1945.
52nd district seat too close to call
The voting for the 52nd Congressional seat is still underway even well after the election.
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Graduating editors say goodbye and thank you
Aztecs support movement against racial profiling
2003 Cedar Fires still affect the area
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Millenial materialism focused on own self-worth
Letters to the editor – May 1, 2013
Letters from the editors – May 1, 2013
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Paramore is finally back with a satisfying record
Many albums this summer have plenty of potential
Eco-terrorist thriller is surreal and smartly written
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Three Aztecs have names called in NFL draft
Q&A with track and field’s Nicole Oudenaarden
The Daily Aztec’s 2013 NFL mock draft
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Midnight Study Break feeds and relaxes students
Preparation can help alleviate stress during finals
Pita Jungle takes patrons’ tastebuds for a wild ride
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The beginning of a beautiful end
I guess this is growing up
Down with post-grad hype
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