The End

The End

By Ayelet Bitton

In less than two hours last night, the A.S. Council voted 17-2 to shut down the Grove Cafe, effectively ending a 24-year saga that included numerous attempts to revitalize the struggling eatery. The decision comes a year after the previous council voted last June to continue operating the coffee shop, which was $140,000 in debt at [...]

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California Primary Election Voting Guide

California Primary Election Voting Guide

By Editorial Board

Don’t forget to vote on June 8. There will be on-campus polling places at Price Center East, Muir College’s Half-Dome Lounge and Warren  College’s Student Activity Center. GOVERNOR Republican Candidate: Steve Poizner On the surface, there is little that distinguishes the Republican Party’s two leading gubernatorial candidates from one another: Steve Poizner and Meg Whitman are both noted business [...]

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Laren Poole: Co-Founder, Invisible Children

Laren Poole: Co-Founder, Invisible Children

By Hayley Bisceglia-Martin

Laren Poole has had a busy week. The 28-year-old San Diego native — and former UCSD student — spent last Tuesday in the Oval Office, celebrating the passage of a bill that could end the war in Uganda with President Obama. Three days later, Poole took off to Africa, where he will spend the next [...]

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In the Summertime, When the Weather is Fine

In the Summertime, When the Weather is Fine

By Leila Haghighat

As if exposing us all to the psychosis of the Joker wasn’t enough, “The Dark Knight” director Christopher Nolan wants to put us through some more mind-fuck. With “Inception,” Nolan posits us in an M.C. Escher world of optical illusions. City roads fold up like origami; buildings collapse; Joseph Gordon-Levitt charges down a pinwheeling corridor, defying [...]

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Head Above Water

Head Above Water

By Tyler Nelson

When senior Carianne Cunningham speaks, the UCSD swim team listens. Once a timid freshman that let her stroke do the talking, Cunningham evolved into the team’s vocal leader this season. As team captain, she helped guide UCSD to a third-place finish at the 2010 National Collegiate Athletic Association National Championships in [...]

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