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Club Soccer: An Opportunity to Compete After High School Without Signing Your Life Away to USF Athletics!


  At colleges around the country, there are thousands of talented soccer players who are not given a chance to play for their school’s team. Intramural soccer is always an option, but those who have a passion for the sport and the competition may find it too relaxed and unorganized. For people like this, club [...]

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USF Students Put the “Hibbity” in  Hibbity Dibbity

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USF Students Put the “Hibbity” in Hibbity Dibbity


Ever wondered what a hambone is? What does “keep it trippy 2050” mean? How can a shakeweight be used as a musical instrument? All these questions and more were raised during my interview with Hibbity Dibbity after their recent show at Slims. The band is made up of three USF students, junior Christian Hasselberger, an [...]

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A Different Kind of Field Trip:  An Inside Look on ROTC’s Combined Field Training Exercises

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A Different Kind of Field Trip: An Inside Look on ROTC’s Combined Field Training Exercises


As I lay belly down on the leaf-covered ground providing security to nearby cadets, I felt a smooth consistent weight sliding on my left calf. Glancing back, I was greeted with the empty, sharp eyes of a rattlesnake resting his head on my leg. Both fight and fear overcame me at this point, and I [...]

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College Labor: The Solution for the Monetarily Distressed Student


  Be it to pay off rent or to tip the food delivery guy, the quick buck is every college student’s best friend. College Labor is a service geared toward helping out college students who would like more spending money but can’t commit to a full-time job. The website allows college students to earn extra [...]

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Men’s Tennis Can’t Hold On at Santa Clara, Falls 4-3


First Miami, then New York, now San Francisco. In another close and exciting WCC battle that saw the men’s tennis team take on the Santa Clara Broncos at Santa Clara, the Dons 14-match long streak in doubles points victories was snapped. Adding insult to injury, the Santa Clara Broncos were able to eke out a [...]

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USF’s Adriana Bousalian is Victorious in First Ever Female Collegiate Boxing Championships

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USF’s Adriana Bousalian is Victorious in First Ever Female Collegiate Boxing Championships


After hundreds of punches were thrown, countless fights were completed, and resilient champions were crowned, the three long days of boxing at USF had come to an end, and regardless of the results, the university was proud to host this historic event. On April 11, 12, and 13 the United States Intercollegiate Boxing (USIBA) First [...]

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Say Wow! For Chapeau!


Chapeau! In between 2nd and 3rd on Clement street is the perfect French Bistro to take that special someone. It’s a small venue that will seat around 30 to 50 people, adding to the atmosphere of a bustling little neighborhood bistro in Paris.  The décor and service are also top notch and follow this trend. [...]

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“90210” Actress Helps to Introduce H&M’s New Environmentally Conscious Fashion Line


On Wednesday April 3rd, H&M San Francisco launched their new conscious collection with a glamourous party hosted by “90210”’s Jessica Stroup. The conscious collection is a new party wear collection made from more sustainable materials, better benefiting the environment. Stroup was wearing a lace high-low dress from the collection with cute cowboy inspired boots. Her [...]

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Graduating Senior Asks Peers, “Now What?”


This is a call for all my fellow University of San Francisco peers — the younger, the better  — to listen to a senior’s final plea to all undergraduates. I am weeks away from walking towards an unknown future, wearing a cap, gown and crammed with information from various professors, PowerPoint presentations and books. But [...]

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Climate Destruction is Most Acute for Poor


When we flip on the light switch, charge our phones, or do the laundry, we generally do not give it a second thought. But the amount of energy required to fuel our lives is astonishing. Most of the energy in the U.S. is not derived from renewables. Around 82 percent of our energy comes from [...]

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