» Allison Asahina

I AM NOT A POLITICAL tinkerer by any means. I care of course, but I would rather keep my political opinions to myself.

It is a couple minutes past 1:45 p.m. at the Wathen Tennis Center and Melanie Gloria takes a quick look around before looking at the clock on her phone.

Heavenly, Kirkwood and, for the locals, Sierra Summit, are just a few of the places people can go to experience some of the joys of winter — snow.

After reading this, please don’t judge me. Following months of lying and deception, I feel like I need to get this secret off my chest.

I have a subscription to “US Weekly.” I’m not proud of it, but I can no longer hide my gossip magazine behind my schoolbook.

On any given day at Dog House Grill you might walk through the double doors to cheers — they’re not for you.

The price students pay for convenience –– err, maybe not.

Plenty of food choices are available to students on campus and off, with prices almost equal to the variety of options. A fast paced life can make an impact on health and on the wallet. Price plays almost an equal role to convenience.

More than just the opponents will be joining the women’s soccer team on the field Thursday night. For the eight seniors on the team, CSU Bakersfield will be the last team they play against in Bulldog Stadium.

IT HAPPENED AGAIN the other day: as I was pulling up to the gas station and getting out, I noticed another person getting out of their vehicle too.

We made eye contact. It was on.

With the season winding down and only one more meet before the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Championships, cross country coach Joe Gonzales is looking for a strong finish from his men’s and women’s teams.
The Bulldogs had a good showing recently, with both teams placing third at the Triton Classic in San Diego.
Freshman Erick Garcia [...]