By Zoe Sophos
Nearly 10,000 years after three tribal fishermen were buried in what is now the ritzy enclave of La Jolla Farms — just west of the Muir College campus — their bones have yet to find a final resting place. Ever since the remains were uncovered by archeology students from Cal State Northridge in 1976, the UCSD [...]
By Erik Jepsen
A beautiful country with a long and painful history, Uganda has been ravaged by strife and war for years; corrupt government regimes have left it one of the poorest countries in Africa. Now that colonial and civil wars have subsided, travelers can enjoy a relatively peaceful journey, but visitors are cautioned to avoid some northern [...]
By Kerry Fuggett
Take a smooth bike ride down Expedition Way off North Torrey Pines Road, and you’ll find yourself gazing up at a 10-foot seascape, painted behind an even larger whale sculpture. The entrance to the Scripps Institution of Oceanography’s Birch Aquarium — directly across from the Splash Cafe, with ample bike parking alongside it — feeds [...]
By Jasmine Ta
Like so many girls, Earl Warren College sophomore Monica Pearce always wished she could be a supermodel. But when she entered to win Clinique’s Fresh Faces Tour, she never actually expected to be selected as one of three winners — beating over 8,000 other college entrants — and scoring a spot in the pages of [...]