Ancient Greece was one of the first places where the spread and control of diseases—otherwise known as epidemiology—were studied. Greek physician Hippocrates was named the Father of Medicine for his work toward understanding the logic... Read More
The campus rabbits and I have some things in common. I worry about surviving my midterms, they’re worrying about surviving that owl that’s been haunting Muir College lately. I don’t know about you, but I’ve... Read More
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Yahoo! Mario hits his head on a yellow mystery block. When I do that, I get a concussion, but when he does it he is rewarded with a red and white mushroom–a magic mushroom. When... Read More
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To Burp or To Fart, That is the Question This past winter was a crazy one. Many parts of the US experienced record low temperatures, and over 60% of the US population received some sort... Read More
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Even though life pre-2020 feels like a completely different era, we once lived most of our lives in-person: school, extracurriculars, and social activities. Initially, I celebrated having online classes for a while, but as the... Read More
Imagine a quiet night in. You sit with your headphones on as music blasts in your ears, staring at your computer screen in the effort to submit your homework before midnight strikes while your roommate... Read More
The human psyche is incredibly complex, so much so that we struggle to simply understand how the brain functions normally. Thus, you can imagine how hard it must be to try to make sense of... Read More
The raccoons on UC San Diego’s campus hold a special place in the hearts of many students. You might have seen them running around Seventh College, climbing trees, or fishing something out of the trash... Read More
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I’ve always been very sure of who I am. I mean I’ve taken every personality test known to man. My Myers-Briggs type, ENFP, told me that I’m expressive and creative. The enneagram test categorized me... Read More