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Threshing Day Devastation

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If by chance, you’re a fan of the romantasy genre fiction world, there is a good chance you have heard of the popular book saga “The Empyrean Series,” by Rebecca Yarros, better known as “Fourth Wing.” If you’re anything like me, you had Threshing Day, book 3.5, on pre-order. On September 29, 2026, the release... The post Threshing Day Devastation appeared fi

Stop Buying Fast Fashion

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The term fast fashion refers to the amount of time it takes for a product to be designed, made, and sold; for some brands, this can take only a few weeks. But fast fashion is also fast because it takes very little time for a product to be sold, fall apart or go out of... The post Stop Buying Fast Fashion appeared first on The Cougar Chronicle .

CSUSM is Failing to Support Student Commuters

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California State University San Marcos (CSUSM) currently has an estimate of 17,671 students. Estimated on-campus housing is around 2,487 beds. Meaning that approximately 15,184 students are, in fact, commuting to CSUSM. This does not include professors and staff, who I recently learned, do not have their own satisfactory parking. For such a large commuting p

Forgotten Island: A Movie Just as Comforting as Lola’s Adobo

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This endearing, quirky Filipino Folklore-inspired movie has colorfully hit movie theaters, with a vivid animation style that leaves you wondering which part of the screen to admire, stories of friendship that will leave you teary-eyed, and beautiful tributes to Filipino culture and folklore. The two main characters, Jo (voiced by H.E.R.) and her best friend,

Op-Ed: Political control over press and journalism

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Is censorship the new trend of the Political era? We as Americans have always found pride in living in what was known as the land of the free. The very first amendment written in the Bill of Rights, and arguably the most well-known, is our freedom to speech, press, religion, assembly, and petition. Recently, the... The post Op-Ed: Political control over pres

Student Spotlight – Lauren Gonzalez

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Lauren Gonzalez is a junior history major transfer student from MiraCosta College. She is an artist who started making felt plushies of her favorite characters from movies, cartoons, and other media. Gonzalez began making felt plushies because official merchandise of her favorite content is quite expensive. Some merchandise costs up to $300 because it’s... T

Who is A’ja Wilson?

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Las Vegas Aces center A’ja Wilson is the 2026 Women’s National Basketball Association Most Valuable Player. What makes this achievement so remarkable is that it’s no surprise to her. In just her ninth season in the WNBA, Wilson has been named MVP five times; this year marks three consecutive wins. She didn’t get here overnight,... The post Who is A’ja Wilson

Op-Ed: The Price of Privacy and Justice with Flock Safety Cameras

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If you haven’t heard of Flock, well, it’s probably heard of you. Most people drive without even knowing that a camera is tracking their every movement. Some of those cameras are doing more than just recording traffic, like Flock Safety cameras. You might have heard of the increase in Flock Safety cameras, as there are... The post Op-Ed: The Price of Privacy

What to Watch This Fall

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Weather in Southern California has finally cooled off, and we are all ready to embrace autumn festivities with open arms. For those of us interested in cozying up under blankets, grabbing our favorite snacks, and tuning in to feel the season’s vibes, here are some staff recommendations of what to watch this fall. I Am... The post What to Watch This Fall appe

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