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As I set out into the Indian Ocean, the waves crashed against the boat, increasing my seasickness. It didn’t help that the people on the shore looked more and more like tiny ants as we... Read More
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MARY LOMBARDI | BLOGGER | SQ ONLINE (2019-20) Before writing this paper, my knowledge of organ transplantation consisted of Ancient Egyptian mummification practices (okay, these organs weren’t exactly transplanted, they were cut out and removed,... Read More
I read a very powerful piece on math vs non-math people. If you clicked on the link, said it was too long, and then went back to Tumblr/Facebook, here’s the gist: “math people” are... Read More
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I’ve been dying to talk about something dumb that happens in a movie, but then they used “almost magical” as their excuse. Read More
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LIAM HUBER | BLOGGER | SQ ONLINE (2016-17) How Pioneers Left the Primordial Ocean to Colonize the Continents, And Ended up Bringing the Waters There Too Another quarter, another episode of watching the floodwaters rise... Read More
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Greetings, fellow sleep-deprived UC San Diego students! My name is Oliver, and I’m a first-year human biology major from Muir College. A bit about myself: I love history, art, literature, culture, and, most importantly, biology... Read More
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Did anyone else feel a shudder run through their spine upon hearing the news: “UC San Diego will be reverting to remote learning until January 17th?” If not then, perhaps a shivering twinge of deja... Read More
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By Chelsea Chang | Blogger | SQ Online (2014-15) Happy end-of-January, everyone! I hope you all had a great New Years filled with friends and families and good food. Now that we are almost half... Read More
Ever get the feeling that something's true when it really isn't? Start off the week on the right track by reading Jenny Chiem's latest recap on Grey's Anatomy Season 2, Episode 4. Read More