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The Thirteenth Sign

By Opal Theodossi, Staff writer January 21, 2011

Pluto (the planet, not the adorable pup from Disney) caused madness, chaos, and utter disaster when it was removed from the list of planets. And now, when you thought it couldn’t get any wilder astrologers...

The World of Fro-Yo

By Erica Lee, Staff Writer December 16, 2010

It’s like caffeine, but doesn’t have the crash afterwards. It’s like chocolate, but not as fattening. What is this godly thing? It can only be one thing: Fro-yo. Definition: a refreshing, tangy dessert...

Take Back Halloween

By Cassia Pollock, Staff Writer November 4, 2010

What’s the freakiest part of Halloween in California? Costume shops turn it into an eye popper with their slutty costumes. All these stores ruin Halloween for girls once they become a teenager. Why their...

Bridalplasty

By Eleanore Hendrickson, Staff Writer November 4, 2010

Today’s reality shows have rather high stakes: money, fame, glory, and the occasional opportunity to develop cirrhosis (that’s right, Snooki, drinking leads to liver disease) are all fair incentives...

On Saying Goodbye

By Erica Lee, Staff Writer September 17, 2010

These past few weeks as people go to college, those of us who are grounded in Encinitas have to deal with saying goodbye. It may seem like an easy task to some, but having to let go of someone who has...

Freshmen and Sophomores to the Back of the Line

By Cassia Pollock, Staff Writer September 13, 2010

Put yourself in my navy blue Converse. Today is a Monday. I’m saddled with a backpack that makes me feel like a camel, loaded with brick-like books and I go to school knowing I have the rest of this...

Back Away From the Spot

By Anna Sheridan September 13, 2010

There are certain things in life that just piss me off: the color orange, the sound of chewing, ties, and, above all else, non-handicapped people parking in handicapped parking spots. My mother is handicapped,...

Senior Year: Slacking Lacking

By Amy Dushkin, Copy Editor September 13, 2010

When I think about it, I’ve been waiting most of my life to be a senior. Ever since the sixth grade, I dreamt of the day I would be on the top of the food chain, playing with the big dogs. I passed the...

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