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Paid service puts students up for rent

By Sofia Casillas

With a large percentage of San Diego State students registered as business majors, it should be no surprise that any opportunity for students to collaborate with companies on new projects would be a hit.

Artificial sweeteners taste bitter in excess

By Sofia Casillas

Artificial sweeteners taste bitter in excess

Morning meals make for healthier habits

By Stephanie Schauer

Breakfast may have a reputation for being the most important meal of the day, but how many people actually begin each day with a healthy bite?

Dodge financial dilemmas on mint.com

By Brittany Fasano

Whether swimming in cash or drowning in a sea of debt, budgeting remains the most important aspect of financial success.

Backbreaking claims raise yogis’ brows

By Alyssa Zickenberg

Backbreaking claims raise yogis’ brows

Spring grads figure job market realities

By Sofia Casillas

Every year, the time comes for many students to say farewell to San Diego State and hello to the job market.

Gingham fixes fine fare with country twist

By Kambra Potter

A new addition to the county’s fine dining scene is fittingly located in none other than La Mesa.

School draws sexy back

By Staff

Every third Saturday of the month, a bit of Brooklyn’s edgy culture is transplanted to the Ruby Room in Hillcrest, by the name of Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School San Diego.

Virtual mediums link the departed

By Ani Araya

As if life wasn’t confusing enough, pondering the question of death is bound to render a lifetime of uncertainty.

Tech eases decor woes

By Sandra De La Torre

Just like a wardrobe, the space someone occupies can be a reflection of personal style.

Bite-sized coffee shop enlivens local corner

By Brittany Fasano

An eclectic little lime-green coffeehouse decorated with distinctive artwork and nostalgic figurines brings life to a once-dead street corner in Mission Hills.

Apocalypse draws near

By Brittany Fasano

With the supposed end of humankind fast approaching this year, as the ancient Mayans predicted thousands of years ago, some may be gearing up for one of three potential outcomes.

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