Man in the mirror: kids are losing their childhoods too quickly
May 30, 2017
Filed under From the magazine, OPINION, Print Opinion, Uncategorized
t all starts with a phone. We see kids around us texting, snapchatting and posting on Instagram, all with their phones, so we want one too. Then one day we look up from our new phones and everyone around us is using laptops to write papers and watch Netflix and so again, we want a laptop too. There w...
After the storm: the current state of California’s drought
January 17, 2017
Filed under Around Campus, NEWS
Additional reporting by Nate Stevens rown is the new green.” At least that’s what Governor Jerry Brown used as his campaign slogan in 2014, referring to his new platform of anti-drought policies. But if any of Brown’s catchy campaign signs were still outside in recent days, they’d be m...
A piece of me: coming out as gay
December 7, 2016
Filed under Columns, Culture, From the magazine, OPINION
or as long as I can remember, I’ve felt different. It wasn’t until seventh or eighth grade that I realized why. It took me years to finally accept it, to stop living in denial. But now, I’m ready to tell the world. “I’m gay.” Oh God. Was this a bad idea? Am I ready? Maybe I sho...
Going glossy and going back
May 29, 2012
Filed under From the magazine, Letter from the editor, Print Opinion
We went glossy earlier this year because of a lucky find — a startup printing company approached us with a radical new business model that gave us free glossy pages. It was risky. There was always a chance that they would call us one day and tell us they couldn’t print our magazine. But the previous...
