On Saturday, college students everywhere will be forced to buy their own candy. The glory days of Power Rangers and Disney princess costumes have sadly come to an end. For those born in the ‘80s and early ‘90s, it’s time to put away the ...

Check in to the hotel intending to have visitors experience a nightmare that will haunt them all year long. The Haunted Hotel has rooms that recreate this year’s eeriest movies and classic horror monsters people wish to forget when going to bed alon...

Halloween is a favorite holiday for many, with trick-or-treating, pumpkin carving and festive costumes. However, for students younger than 21 years old, this holiday has some limitations considering bars are not an option. So, what is there to do on this ...

Films about the supernatural may be exhilarating to watch, but when it comes to reality most people prefer to live in a world that doesn’t include paranormal activity. However, for the Whaley House, this option doesn’t exist....

Children are not the only ones who enjoy running outside beneath the balmy, moonlit sky. On Halloween every shadow and eerie sound can make any person wonder whether or not they are alone. Nightmares become reality in San Diego’s haunted trails made...

College Area The Daily Grind 6695 El Cajon Blvd. San Diego, CA 92115 619-697-0750 The Daily Grind is the perfect hangover cure, with huge portions and delicious breakfast and lunch specialties, you’ll be sure to forget that pounding headache. D.Z. A...

Dark, dimly lit with Frank Sinatra music playing lightly in the background, this upscale Italian restaurant makes one feel as if Tony Soprano or a member of the Corleone family could be sitting in the next booth....

Swap that backpack for a beach towel and retire those old tennies for sandals. Summer is almost here and there is plenty to do in San Diego besides class readings and homework. Take a look at these summer dining options and mark some of them on your to-do...

Girls, women, singles everywhere, whip out your pencils and grab a seat ... it’s time to take the “Ms. Typed” quiz....

There are approximately 6.7 billion people, more than 200 countries and although it is difficult to estimate exactly, roughly 6,800 languages spoken in the world today. Just as difficult to categorize are romantic relationships; some come and go in the bl...

It took a tragedy for founder Barbara Gaynor to start Mothers’ Voices, an organization that has reached out to thousands of families throughout the years....

As a vegetarian of two years, the transition from a meat-based diet to an all-veggie diet was tough. Living in a house where meat was served for every meal, and considering my father owned a meat business, I was fed more than enough protein and essential ...

Management of capital affects small businesses, but what are the most important places to spend money in order for a business to be successful? This is no easy question to answer; if it were, far fewer businesses would fail. Small businesses are experienc...

Dirty dishes, dirty clothes and dirty floors. Other than filth, these things have something else in common: They are all responsibilities that come with living on your own....

Last year, I wasn’t too picky about where I worked — because I couldn’t afford to be. That’s why I ended up working the weekend closing shift at a Hollywood Video store in El Cajon. It was one of three part-time jobs I had at the t...

Moving away from home is a college experience cornerstone. The freedom it presents is unlike any other: Your room can remain a pigsty for as long as you desire, it puts an end to parents barking in your ear every day and that annoying curfew doesn’t...

As you read this, there is a high possibility that some news anchor, somewhere in this country, on some news channel you haven’t even heard of, is discussing the next multi-million dollar government bailout. Almost like shock therapy, this second ba...

As you’re window-shopping, you pass by a store that offers services to detail a car, and you start to think that even though you don’t really need the extra accessories, you want them. In today’s economy, we need to be able to distinguis...

Let’s face it, higher education in the United States is not cheap. While governments in other countries heavily subsidize — or completely pay for their citizens to achieve a college education — the good old U.S. of A. has made it increas...

In 1963, the College of Business Administration made a monumental step in propelling the success of San Diego State. The college met the vigorous requirements of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business and became a fully accredited busin...