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BY GABRIELA MARTINEZ
Pride Staff Writer
Women's History Month
is about giving women the
o pportunity to voice their
story. For Women's History
Month, "The Pride" shines its
spotlight on a h andful of the
many accomplished women
that distinguish Cal State San
Marcos.
D r. V e r o n i c a A n o v e r
Photo courtesy ofVeronica Anover
Dr. Veronica Anover is Cal State
San Marcos' 2008-2009 award
recipient for the Outstanding PresidentAwardforTeachingExcellence.
Anover received her Bachelor's
Degree in translation and interpretation from L'Institut Catholique
de Paris. She went on to receive
a Master's degree in French and
Spanish from FSU.
Dr. Anover continued on to
receive a Doctorate in French
from Florida State University.
Anover is a professor of Foreign Languages. She published a
French textbook, "A vous!," along
with two workbooks/lab manuals.
Anover also published textbook in
French that accompanies the "A
vous!" textbook along with a textbook in Spanish that accompanies
the textbook "Plazas."
Anover is currently working on her third workbook/
lab manual in Spanish.
As a contributor of the "French
Review," Anover writes book
reviews of contemporary
women authors. Four book
reviews are published per year.
Anover also published scholarly
articles in "Second Language
Acquisition" and in "French and
Spanish Contemporary Literature" written by women. Benoîte
Groult, a woman now in her 80's
has been Anover's role model in
many ways.
Groult was one ofthefirstFrench
feminists who participated in the
MLF (Mouvement pour la Libération de la Femme) the French
Feminist Movement born in 1968.
Of Groult, Anover's says "she
reminded me how lucky we
women are today. We should not
take for granted what our 'mothers' and 'grand-mothers' accomplished for us."
D r. S o h e i l a J o r j a n i
Brakebill Award recipient, Dr. Soheila Jorjani, has been teaching
on campus for 17 years.
Joijani received a PhD from
the University of California, Irvine in Operations
Research. Jorjani has applied
her knowledge and pursued
significant scholarly activities. Jorjani was one of the
first researchers to apply
operations research models
to environmental problems.
Her work has been published
in prestigious journals in
the field of operations management and management
science, such as the "International Journal of Production Research" and "Journal
of Optimization Theory and
Applications."
Jorjani has made many
contributions to the College
of Business Administration.
Since the beginning of her
career on campus, Jorjani
helped develop new classes
and programs such as the
Senior Experience Program.
In 1993, Joijani and three other
faculty members designed the
unique program that remains
the most important class of the
curriculum for students of the
CoBA. Every semester, graduating seniors work collaboratively to address real-life proj-
ects proposed by local businesses.
In 2005, Jorjani became the chair
of the MBA committee, since then
she has led the committee in revision of the program. The MBA
program courses are each based
on one of the four themes of environment, ethics, global, and technology. Since 2007, Jorjani has
served as the director of the MBA
Program and she explained that
her biggest challenge is to make
sure the program is implemented
correctly.
Outside of campus, Jorjani has
a second job, beirlg a mother.
With a 19-year-old daughter and
her youngest at the age of 15,
she wants nothing more than to
be a good role model for them.
Jorjani is trying to follow in the
steps of her role model, Trini
Photo by Gabriela Martinez
Melcher, a former professor who
she always admired. "She was
the best mom, her kids were so
accomplished," confesses Joijani.
Jorjani is an Iranian who broke
apart from a culture in which
women are not thought to be
career women. "It was a challenge
to break away from that stereotype that they have for Middle
Eastern women" says Joijani.
Jorjani has a passion for being a
housewife and a workingwoman.
"I love doing both, to have a balance, to be comfortable in both
roles," she says. Education is
what allowed Jorjani to have that
opportunity and she advises students to "get a high education, get
a PhD, especially to women. Get
a higher degree, because then you
have a choice."
D r. oMffliction: done before. And it toddard-Holmes
artha S has a link Writing, followed by a PhD in being a good
"Fictions f A
Physical Disability m Victorian C ulture" is Dr. Martha
Stoddard-Holmes'
biggest
accomplishment. StoddardHolmes began thinking about
her ideas for this book since
1989 when she was still a
graduate student.
The book itself was published
in 2004, a year after its completion.
"The reason why I always
think of this as my biggest
accomplishment is that it did
something that nobody else had
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not just to literature and history, but also to peoples' lives
now," says Stoddard-Holmes.
Stoddard-Holmes' writing
is about how society got ideas
about what it means to be physically disabled.
Aside from her book, being a
parent, and raising her 15-yearold son is another major accomplishment for Dr. StoddardHolmes.
Stoddard-Holmes holds a BA
in English from Cornell University, and an MA in Creative
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English Literature. StoddardHolmes received both her MA
and PhD from the University of
Colorado in Boulder.
There are many friends and
role models that StoddardHolmes knows who helped
her become a better scholar.
One being Rosemarie Garland-Thomson, a scholar from
Emory University. Since 1993,
she has been like a big sister to
Stoddard-Holmes.
"She has been my mentor
and my role model in terms of
scholar...
she's a terrific
scholar, she's
my teacher,
she keeps guiding me along
the way," says
Stoddard-Holmes.
StoddardHolmes is the
youngest in her
family, giving
her a wide variety of role models
to look up to.
Photo by Gabriela Martinez
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isfying when you
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a committed relationship and all just the physical satisfaction,
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but let's be realistic, you're human. stress, or the fear of commitment.
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something that seems a little selfish remember that there is a good posto me. To me, a relationship is like sibility that you may be hurting
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Pride Staff Writer
Letter t o the e ditor
The graduation process is an
exciting time in a student's life. Juggling work, family, and school commitments for a sustained five or
more years makes the graduation
day a hugereliefas well as a feeling of achievement. Unfortunately, it
seems that at Cal State San Marcos
it takes more than just finishing your
graduatingrequirementsto successfully meet that all-important day.
I recently graduated, or so I
thought, from CSUSM with a BA
in Literature and Writing with an
emphasis in Literature. I was a transfer studentfromseveral universities
and junior colleges and my transcripts were quite varied. The job
of sorting through my courses and
applying them to the right classes
here at CSUSM went to my
Faculty Advisor. Ifirstmet with
her after the urging of my Academic Advisor, to sort out my course
approvals. My Faculty Advisor and
I discussed what classes we thought
would match CSUSM's. She filled
out the necessary paperwork and I
thought everything was in order. I
met again with my Academic Advisor to see if everything was in order
and she said that it was.
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traditionally the day before most shows, such as "24," "Scrubs,"
studios release new DVDs. Yet, "Family Guy," and even "Saturday
it is a great service. The Red Box Night Live," at one's fingertips.
and other DVD vending machines Lastly, I recommend the library.
are a great deal because one can If you are like me and do not have
rent a film at the rate of a dollar time for reading outside of class
a day, but it is even better when work, your local library still
has something to offer for you.
movies are free.
The only problem is the limited The San Diego County Library
availability of some movies. The system has taken advantage of
machines only carry a limited the Internet to expand options for
amount of copies per title, so be cardholders.
sure to go early on Mondays to Most people do not realize the
library gets copies of new DVDs
get the best selection.
The Internet is responsible for and video games every week, just
another great source of entertain- like any other video store. If the
ment as well. Most television stu- item you are looking for is not at
dios allow Internet users to watch your library, you can request the
full episodes of shows for free library to ship it to the one closest
on their website. In 2008, Hulu to you free.
I use this awesome service often.
entered the scene.
Hulu, found at www.hulu. I get new movies every week and
com, is an exceptional website even audio books for novels I need
where users can watch full epi- to read for class. If you have not
sodes of television shows free in been to your local library in a
a high quality browser. Rather while, do it and stay entertained
than browse the studio's site rid- without paying a cent.
A week before the end of my col- was a 400 level class. I had given my
lege career I got a cryptic e mail Faculty Advisor the wrong informafrom my Academic Advisor saying tion. My question is why it wasn't
that one ofclass numbers on my Uni- caught sooner.
versity transcript did not correspond After that mess was sorted out
to my Faculty Advisor's paperwork. I found that I still did not have the
My first question was why wasn't green light onmy graduation. WTFÎÎ!
this noticed in our last meeting? It seems that I didn't fill out a concenWhy had she waited until the week tration form when I matriculated. No
before the semester ended to tell me? one told me that I had to do that, and
To compound matters, my Faculty no one reminded me of that. What
Advisor was teaching that semester is the job of the Academic Advisor,
from another state. I tried to get more if not to tell you all of the elements
information from my Academic you need to graduate. I e-mailed her
Advisor and her onlyresponsewas about this and she told me that it was
that she wouldn't tell me what the myresponsibilityto know that. She
problem was because she would also failed to mention that I had to
not guess what the Faculty Advisor reapply for graduation for the follow"meant" to write.
ing semester because I had missed
the timeline for that semester.
As the student, I found myself as
the liaison between my two advi- I now live in the UK and can't
sors. I found that my Faculty Advi- stroll into Cougar Central to fill
sor didn't know what the Academic out paperwork. I did everything I
Advisor was looking for and the thought I needed to do to graduAcademic Advisor couldn't tell me ate and now even I feel like there is
what she was lookingforeither. Why probably something that I am missis there not better communications ing that was my "responsibility" to
between the two facets of advising? know.
Eventually Ifiguredout that my Could someone please tell me
syllabusfroma study abroad course what the Academic Advisor's job is?
listed the course as a 300 level class I thought it was to walk you through
and on my University transcripts it the matriculation process. I guess
you are on your own students. You
have to know what questions to ask.
For those ofus who are not in University Administration, how are we supposed to know what questions to ask?
I have to say one more thing about
the Admissions and Records staff
at CSUSM. Every time I have gone
in there or called to get some more
information and help I feel like I am
inconveniencing them. I call and
they want to hang up the phone as
soon as possible with only giving me
as many one-word responses as possible.
The University Administration at
CSUSM NEEDS to be reformed.
There needs to be better communication between the faculty and
administration. There needs to be
more information for students available.
I know I am not the only one who
has had difficulties with the graduation process at CSUSM. I encourage
everyone who has had difficulties to
write President Haynes and let's get
some changes made.
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From WOMEN, page 1
Joyce B ruggerman
D r. K im P ulvers
Photo by Gabriela Martinez
At the age of eight, Dr.
Kim P ulvers' family was
involved in a d readful car
accident. Both of her parent's were seriously i njured.
As a result o f the accident,
her mother's entire l eft side
became paralyzed, and at one
point, doctors did not believe
her mother would survive.
"They said, 'She's never going
to go back to work, she'll never
really regain normal f unctioning,' but she was fortunate,
she did survive. She pursued
intensive rehab f or two years,
everyday, all day. And as a
result of her courage and her
tenacity, she went back to elementary school teaching, she
was able to go back to work,
go back to living her life,"
says Pulvers.
This tragic accident that led
to a miraculous recovery is
the reason why Pulvers first
became interested in Positive
Psychology. This life changing experience is what defines
what Pulvers does, her focus on
human strength and resilience.
Pulvers followed her desire to
learn about psychology* and
graduated from Westmont College in 1994 with a BA in Psychology. She went on to complete a Practitioner Oriented
Master's Degree. Pulvers later
moved to Kansas City where
she attended University of
Kansas to receive a PhD in
Clinical Psychology where she
was trained in clinical work,
research, and teaching.
Another interest of Pulvers'
is health,"I wanted to really
understand more, on how to
change people at the population level." In order to have that
population level training and
learn how to help people, she
completed a Master of Public
Health Degree in 2005 also
from the University of Kansas.
During her clinical training year
Dilcie Perez
In 1995, Dilcie Perez became
a CSUSM graduate with a BA
in Political Science. Perez went
on to receive her Master's f rom
Central Michigan University in
2000. In 1998, she once again
became a cougar as Assistant Outreach Coordinator
and, over a five-year period,
became the Associate Director of the Outreach Program.
As she was about to ¿ay goodbye once again to the university, the Associate Director of
Multicultural Programs position became available. The
position was to a brand new
program that Perez had the
honor of establishing in 2003.
Soon after, Perez decided to
live in Japan until CSUSM proposed she return as the Director of Student Life and Leadership.
Photo by Gabriela Martinez
Pereztooktheopportunity and
has held the position ever since.
Dilcie Perez was a recipient for the Student A ffairs
Student Leadership Award
and Employee of the Year
Award. Aside from the o fficial awards she has received,
Perez has been honored with
many unofficial awards that
have touched her heart deeply.
"I feel that an award for me is
gratification, when a student
calls me and says, T m at this
leadership conference and I
had to think of someone who
is a leader and it's you,'" adds
Perez.
Perez also sees being
selected to complete d ifficult
projects as an award, "When
even my boss or someone
will come and say 'Hey, we
have this assignment that we
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at Veterans Affairs Medical
Center, Pulvers worked with
drug and alcohol addiction.
Following a Postdoctoral at
UCSD FROM 2006-2008,
Pulvers worked at the Cancer
Center and focused on nicotine addiction.
As of fall 2008, Pulvers is in her first year at
CSUSM, where she came
on board as a full time tenyear track faculty member.
Pulvers was awarded a University Professional Development grant to study adaptive
pathways for dealing with
acute pain amongst smokers.
In her studies, Pulvers wants
to learn what thought strategies her subjects have and
wants to teach these strategies to people battling addiction.
In order to support her
studies, CSUSM's Psychology department will
be building a smoking lab.
This unique asset will allow
Pulvers to work with her
undergraduate and graduate students through active
learning. "I'm thrilled to
be here. I'm happy to be at
a place where I can do my
research with great students," says Pulvers.
really need done. Can you
do it, r ight?'" says Perez.
Perez is currently the
American Council on Education O ffice of Women in
Higher Education Southern
California Regional Coordinator. There are only
two in the state and Perez
represents all of Southern
California. "I think awards
come in many shapes and
sizes," voices Perez. "If
you're looking for awards
and official things, for me
that not what drives me. It's
the individual relationships
and people that I come in
contact with."
Perez believes that role
models are all around.
She encourages women
to believe in themselves.
Though Perez can think of
the traditional role models
like her mother and previous supervisors, what draws
her to someone is their fortitude in the mist of a crisis.
"It's hard sometimes,
because we see women who
have never had someone tell
them how awesome they are,
and how incredible they are
and half the battle is having
confidence in yourself,"
Perez says, adding, "it's
important to laugh at yourself, you're going to jack it
up...we all do...you have to
remember to have f un, live
life, stretch yourself, don't
get comfortable in your
comfort zone."
Joyce Bruggeman has held several paid and volunteer positions
throughout her years. Bruggeman received her BA in Spanish with an* emphasis in Bilingual Education from the University of California, Irvine.
Previous to Bruggeman's employment at CSUSM, she worked in
market research for a real estate
company, held various administrative positions in educational
settings as well as small businesses, and was the co-owner of a
small farm with her late husband.
In 2001, Bruggeman began working at Cal State San Marcos where
she also held numerous positions. Bruggeman worked in the
Psychology department, acted
as the Budget Manager for "The
Pride Student Newspaper" as
well as Assistant to the Dean of
Students. In 2005, Bruggeman
became the Resource Analyst for
the Division of Student Affairs.
Bruggeman believes this is a perfect fit for her, "I have the opportunity every day to help facilitate
the various services that help our
students at Cal State San Marcos."
Aside from her work on campus,
Bruggeman volunteers at public
schools, community youth
organizations, and church.
"I have had the opportunity to serve
my community as well as develop
my professional skills by providing
leadership, lecturing, teaching seminars, organizing events, and training other leaders" says Bruggeman.
However the most fulfilling part
of Bruggeman's life has been raising her two children, Katie, 21 and
Brian, 26, with her late husband.
"They have faced many ofthesame
Photo courtesy ofJoyce Bruggerman
challenges as their peers and have
developed into amazing young
adults. I am especially proud that
when life handed them the worst,
they met the challenge head on with
their best. They are both strong,
courageous, and loving individuals who consistently exceed my
expectations" says Bruggeman.
Though Bruggeman has had
both male and female influences in her life, two women
come to mind: a professional
leader and a spiritual leader.
Current Vice President for Student
Affairs, Patricia Worden, is her
professional role model. In Bruggeman's personal life, Barbara Brown
has been her spiritual mentor.
"These two women are phenomenal leaders and although their
spheres of influence are vastly different, the characteristics that mark
their leadership are strength, dignity, and grace. Sitting Under their
leadership has been a privilege as
they have both given me the opportunity to develop, encouraged me
to grow, and prepared me to freely
embrace the future, both professionally and personally."
Dr. J oely Proudfit
ous television ads for both
Proposition 1A: California
Constitutional Amendment,
Indian Self-Reliance Initiative, and Proposition 5:
Indian Self-Reliance Initiative.
Proudfit has a book coming
out, called "American Indian
Political Power in the New
Millennium,"
published
Photo courtesy ofJoely Proudfit by the University of Texas.
Dr. Joely Proudfit tenured Proudfit is devoted to serving
three times in the California the American Indian commuState University system, once nity and serves as a role model
in Cal State San Bernardino, for Native American youth.
another in San Francisco State Proudfit's role models include
University, and at Cal State San her mother, "She always encourMarcos. Proudfit is of Luiseño aged me to get an education and
heritage, and is also the first in to help others. She inspires me
her family to get a high school to be a better person and to live
diploma, let alone a PhD. simply, and to be appreciative of
Proudfit received her undergrad- everyday, and really has taught
uate degree in Political Science me some valuable lessons."
from California State Univer- Another woman that inspired
sity, Long Beach, and received Proudfit in terms of leadership
her Master's and PhD from is Patricia A. Dixon, a profesNorthern Arizona University. sor at Palomar College and a
Proudfit is the owner and founder member of the Pauma Band.
of a public relations firm, Naq- Vice Chair of the Morongo
mayam
Communications, Band of Mission Indians,
which works in social market- MaryAnn Martin Andreas is
ing and with tribal government. also a role model for Proudfit.
Proudfit serves on numer- For her act of courage, Rosa
ous boards and committees Parks also influenced Proudfit.
She is currently Vice Chair for "I like people who stand for
the Native American Caucus integrity, and they take risks,
of the California Democratic and show leadership even when
Party. Proudfit also served as it might be detrimental to them,"
its spokesperson in numer- says Proudfit.
�CSUSM says g oodbye to A nita N ix
BY JESSENIA LUA
Pride Staff Writer
After nearly twenty years of
service to the Cal State University community, Anita Nix is
retiring. As I sit down for the
interview, I witness a nearly tearful goodbye with her close friend
Catherine Cucinella. She hugs
and tells Cucinella, a Literature
and Writing Professor at CSUSM,
they will be in touch and see each
other soon.
Before Nix started working
for CSUSM, she was employed
at Cal State San Bernardino. She
joined CSUSM in 1992 when she
decided to move closer to where
her children were residing. Her
daughter, who is currently working for the College of Business
department at CSUSM, has been
working longer than Nix at the
university.
When she first applied to
CSUSM, she was hired to work
in Facilities and Public Safety.
But for the past ten years, Nix has
been the Administrative Coordinator for the Literature and Writing department. When asked what
she will mis3 the most after leaving CSUSM, she answers, "All the
people I've worked with and the
close relationships I've developed.
I really enjoyed working with the
people here and the students."
From thefirstday on the job to
her current retirement, Nix has
been around to see the wonderful
changes the university has made.
When she first started her job
with CSUSM, the campus was
located in a strip mall on furniture row, which is a couple miles
away from the university's current location. It was an "everybody knows everybody" community back on furniture row and
Nix is happy to know she was a
part of the university's growth
over the past years.
When asked what her daily routines will be like now that she is
retiring, she jokingly answered, "I
think the most exciting part is that
I won't have to set that alarm in
the morning unless if I want toi"
A retirement party was held
in honor of Nix on
March 3. She said the
celebration was wonderful and much more
than she expected.
She added, "Everyone
was so sweet and it
has been a very emotional, up and down
time. It's going to be
a big adjustment and
I am going to miss
so many people. It's
hard to explain."
It does not take
long to notice that
Photo by Jessenia Lua
both students and faculty are going to miss having Nix Literature and Writing professor
around. As I was walking away say, "Anita, you will be imposfrom her office, I overheard a sible to replace."
A p rotest t o t he " C a l l t o A r m s "
W S S A s ays no to w ar
BY JAMES SEBRING
Pride Staff Writer
Students against the War on
Terror will raise their voices here
at CSUSM on Thursday, March
19 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in
the Forum Plaza next to Kellogg
Library. The demonstration is part
of a national movement to protest
the continuing war on its sixth
anniversary.
The Women's Studies Student
Association (WSSA) of CSUSM is
sponsoring an anti-war demonstra-
tion. The protest is in coordination
with the United for Peace and Justice (UFPJ) organization, which is
a coalition of over 1400 local and
national organizations who are in
protest of the Iraq War.
Consuelo Martinez, Student
President of WSSA says, "The
demonstration is one of many
actions taking place throughout the
country. Students will participate
in a mock "die-in" as a symbolic
reminder of lives lost during the
Iraq war. The "die-in" demonstration was started a couple of years
ago with the Progressive Activist
Network (PAN)."
War is not just about one country's cost in money and body
count. Currently, the US has lost
over 5,000 Americans in Iraq and
Afghanistan, but on the other side
of the fence, approximately one
million Iraqis died with another
4.5 million displaced from their
homes. Cost estimates for the war
run around $600 billion currently
spent and estimates up to $3 trillion for afinalamount (UFPJ).
"I feel as students, it is important
that we remember the destruction
that continues after six years of
war," Martinez said, and encouraging all to come out and observe
the demonstration.
According to Martinez, "the
demonstration will not be a rally,
but a peaceful event for students to
observe and participate in. There
will be information tables with
pamphlets about statistics on the
war, resources for military families, and peace activism." This will
be far differentfromthe Vietnam
demonstrations of the 1960s with
students clogging hallways and
waving signs demanding change
in the establishment..
The WSSA encourages students to come out and experience
the "die in" as a way to personally
experience the tragedy that has
befallen the latest generation of
young adults. Come out and find
out what you can do to change the
course of the war. For information
regarding any special accommodation that you may require, contact
the WSSA at wssa.csusm@gmail.
com.
C S U S M g ets a l esson in w omen's h istory
BY GABRIELA MARTINEZ
Pride Staff Writer
March is here and it is the month
of HERstory. CSUSM's Women's
Center has organized a calendar
of events to recognize women
and what they have achieved,
there are 15 events scheduled to
take place throughout the entire
month. Programming and Events
Specialists for the Women's
Center, Phylisa Wisdom (2009)
says, "Women are often left out
of mainstream history, so March
being women's herstory month
is a time to be able to appreciate women's contributions in
history and have more program-
ming. for the learning center."
Herminia Ramirez, Community
Outreach Specialist for the Women's Center and editor of their
newspaper The Rag, adds that
these events highlight things that
are happening to women now.
Ramirez says, the March 5
event 'Women in Latin American Politics, is information that
is still happening and is still relevant. Ramirez follows by saying
"Some of them are developing
nations still, it is important to see
what women are doing or what
they should be doing."
The Women in Latin American
Politics event took place Thursday, March 5 during University
ths
Hour in Markstein Hall 101. Cynthia Chavez Metower leading
the discussion touched on topics
like quotas. She stated that third
world countries have said that
there is a quota of a limit that 30%
of candidates must be women for
both the upper and lower Housing. She continued to explain that
this does not mean that 30% of
women will be elected.
It simply means that 30% must
stand to be elected. Metower
says, "indeed there are women
who are capable and usually it's
not the matter of whether you
can find qualified women, but
it's rather trying to change the
structures of discrimination. The
UniversityVoice
Photos by Kevin Chatham /Pride Staff Writer
structures have kept them from
running." She mentioned that
the effectiveness of the quotas
depends largely on the nature of
the countries electoral system,
but that they work best where
the laws are as specific as possible and there aren't loops holes
in which they can get around and
say no*
The 50-minute presentation
touched on today's important
political areas, and allowed room
towards the end for students to
ask questions. For students who
politics do not spark an interest in
them should consider attending
one of the many more remaining events. Wisdom is trilled
for this semester's events, she
says, "The cool thing about this
semester is that there is such a
wide range of events, that there
really is something for everybody. You do get people with different majors and with different
interests.. .they can come for support or for information if it's an
academic event... the nice thing is
we draw all kinds of people in."
Upcoming Women's HERstory
events to look forward to include:
"Feminist Arts and the Maternal" in Commons 206 as well as
"Women in Islam" in Mark 103,
both events occur during University Hour at 12 p.m. today, March
17.
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"I can'tfellasleep before 3:00am"
"I always feel like I'm running
late to everything,"
"Seriously, I have to wake up an
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Bryce Manning
Senior
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Senior
"I don't like it at all. It's so dark in "It threw my whole schedule
the morning."
off, it's making it easier to stay
awake longer. But then I sleep in
longer."
Oscar Pizano
Nastassja McDonald
Sophmore
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BY JESSENIA LUA
Pride Staff Writer
green items of clothing, displaying
shamrocks, and eating corned beef
and cabbage to celebrate St Patrick's
It's that time of year when local Day, other ways to celebrate this day
Irish pubs are going to be serving have become a part of the holiday.
mugs full of green beer and all will For one, creative teachers in elebe celebrating St. Patrick's Day. mentary schools have come up with
We all know the history of this a way for children to try to catch a
holiday and even though some of leprechaun. On the night before St.
us are not Irish, we play along and Patrick's Day, children can build a
wear the color green to celebrate makeshift trap out of a shoe box and
just so we won't get pinched.
inside they place a treat to lure the
Other than the original ideas of leprechaun in. Inside the box along
with the treat is a
secret note with
a wish written in
it from the child.
The next day, if the
trap is successful
with the note gone
and the treat left
behind, the child's
wish will come
true.
Another way
Photo courtesy of www.newtosandiego.com to celebrate St.
Patrick's Day happens in Chicago
when the city turns the Chicago
River green. Since the early 1960's
the city of Chicago has dyed the
water in the Chicago River to celebrate this holiday. Many cities have
tried this attempt with their local
bodies of water but have failed
to do so. Chicago locals believe
that a little leprechaun comes in
and helps with the process as the
color dye is actually orange and
not green. When the dye hits the
water it appears orange, but give it
a moment or two and it magically
appears the perfect shade of Irish
green. This is where locals believe
the little leprechaun appears and
comes in to help.
For our local celebrations, San
Diego has its own way of recognizing this holiday. This year, the
city of San Diego hosted its 29
annual St. Patrick's Day parade
on March 14th. Known as the
third largest St. Patrick's themed
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parade in the country, as many as
150,000 people come out to celebrate this annual event. The celebration began at 10am and ended at
5pm. This year'sfestivalfeatured
2t Celtic village, vendor booths,
jbuth performers, carnival rides
said games, and a beer garden.
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students at Harvard. It was initially
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BY BLAINE H. MOGIL
Pride Staff Writer
Barbie® has been a role model
for girls around the world for half
a century, and still hasn't aged a
day. Her status as a role model is
confirmed on license plate holders all over. A rough translation
of the message reads, "I wanna
be Barbie, the little (woman) has
everything." Through fifty years
of ageless, good living, this highly
coveted doll of a woman does seem
to have everything.
Even as the original Material
Girl, through the years she has
given much more than she has
gotten. She has given three generations of young girls the confidence
to pursue anything and everything
in life they can imagine. When
Astronaut Barbie® was introduced
in 1985, it was hard to imagine
that one day, and very soon at that,
women would be an important
part of the NASA space program.
And while she has pursued equality for women in a down to earth
fashion, the manner in which she
has done so is fitting for royalty.
While many would consider her
the Queen of the dolls, Barbie®
has never forgotten her purpose,
and has always watched after her
loyal subjects with a gentle touch"
of noblesse oblige.
Barbie® has matured gracefully
and with a quiet sophisticatiofi. She
they celebrated the 50 birthday
of Barbara 'Barbie®' Millicent
Roberts by "throwing a pinkcarpet birthday bash at her real
Maiibu Dream House®." According to myfoxla.com, "The guest list
included model Heidi Klum, singer
Katy Perry and actresses Ginnifer
Goodwin, Holly Robinson Peete,
Melissa Joan Hart and Elizabeth
Berkley for a soiree hosted by
'event planner to the stars' Colin
Cowie." But the party doesn't
stop there. Mattel also says that
"After Maiibu, the Barbie® Dream
House® travels to The Palms in
Las Vegas, where The Palms' Hot
Pink Suite will be transformed
into the Barbie™ Suite, opening in
May 2009."
Throughout 2009 celebrations
will be held in honor of Barbie®
around the world in all the major
fashion centers. So you can expect
to see her in New York City, Paris,
Milan, Sydney, Tokyo and more.
In this world Barbie® party,
Mattel has even created a customized pink Nissan Micra convertible which gives buyers the
opportunity to live the same top
down driving fun that Barbie®
has enjoyed in her pink Corvette.
After all, if you really want to be
Barbie®, why not take a spin in
your very own Barbie® Nissan.
Just maybe, in the end, you'll start
seeing license plates holders that
say "I wanna be you!"
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Heidi Kium in the Maiibu Barbie closet admiring the Barbie shoe collection
is no longer the toy of a young girl
that she was in 1959. She has blossomed into a woman that major
fashion designers pursue, seeking to have their names associated
with the most popular doll in history. The short list of haute couture fashion designers who have
designed for her includes Bob
Mackie, Versace* Escada, Giorgio
Armani, Kate Spade, Nolan Miller,
Ralph Lauren and many more. As
Barbie® matured, she kept young
girls loyal into their adulthood with
these and other fabulous, limited
edition Barbie® dolls. Outgrowing
her original limited role as a childhood plaything, she has become a
highly sought after and treasured
collectable. Women who have
grown up with Barbie® have not
only found their place in the world
with her help, they have made
a place in their hearts, lives and
homes for her. Her success seems
particularly well earned.
Perhaps Barbie's® good fortune
is due in large part to the company
she keeps. Her employer/promoter
Mattel placed 7 on the list of the
100 Best Corporate Citizens 2009
list by thecro.com (Corporate
Responsibility Officer). Earlier in
the year, Forbes ranked Mattel 48
on their list of their annual list of
the "100 Best Companies to Work
For." After all, you are judged by
the company you keep. There is no
doubt that Mattel appreciates Barbie's contributions to their success.
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Federal funding now available for embryonic stem cell research
BY SANDRA CHALMERS
Senior Staff Writer
On March 9, President Barack
Obama declared the start of a new
scientific era for Americans.
President Obama signed an
executive order to revoke the
Bush administration's federal
restrictions on funding stem cell
research thus now opening doors
to doctors and researchers for scientific exploration through the use
of embryonic stem cells.
"Today, more than ever before,
science holds the key to our survival as a planet and our security
and prosperity as a nation. Its
time we once again put science
at the top of our agenda and work
to restore America's place as the
world leader in science and technology," said Obama in his speech
as he introduced his new Presidential Executive Order, "Removing Barriers to Responsible Scientific Research Involving Human
Stem Cells."
The Bush's administration limited embryonic stem cell research
for eight years, due to ethical and
moral opposition making some
feel as though American health
advances were put on hold.
"Federal funding will make
it easier for labs to do research,
with only private funding there
are less resources and the process
will inevitably go much slower, so
hopefully we will see results that
can benefit patients quicker," said
Anna Hasselberg, a CSUSM biology professor.
In Obama's executive order, in research need to be leftover conditions that need to be fulfilled
section one policy states that cells from fertility treatments and in order for this ball of cells to
human embryonic stem cell should otherwise have been dis- differentiate into a human fetus,"
research has the potential to lead carded. If the use of these cells continued Hasselberg.
to better understanding and treat- can benefit someone who is suf- In 2004 Calif, voters supported
ment of disabling diseases and fering then why not?" said Has- Proposition 71, a constitutional
right to pursue stem cell research
conditions. Many of these dis- selberg.
eases that are believed to be great This blastocyst has the poten- and allowed for approximately
beneficiaries of stem cell research tial to become human life if it $300 million annual state funds
are Type 1 Diabetes, or more com- implanted into a woman's uterus for 10 consecutive years, accordmonly known as juvenile Diabe- lining, but in the process ofretriev- ing to the Calif. Institute for
tes, Parkinson's disease and even ing the embryonic stem cells Regenerative Medicine.
Alzheimer's.
for research the blastocyst dies. "I think it is healthy to have a
The controversy that follows This dying blastocyst is argued discussion about science and the
human stem cell research con- strongly as a loss of life and per- application of science, so it doesn't
cerns the use of particularly ceived to many conservatives and become something obscure that
embryonic stem cells. Human former President George W. Bush the public has no insight in," said
embryonic stem cells are derived as immoral.
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the National Institute of Health cells have
(NIH).
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INH will be in charge of making
sure research is done ethically and
follows the law to its full extent,
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release. The INH director will
also be responsible for creating
guidelines and rules to restrict
potentially harmful and unworthy
scientific research.
"We will ensure that our government never opens the door
to the use of cloning for human
reproduction. It is dangerous, profoundly wrong, and has no place
in our society, or any society," said
Obama.
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comedy with potential to be
great.
There are several limited First, Nicolas Cage loses the
release films this week, but wigs and stars in the apocamost filmgoers will direct lypse based film "Knowing."
attention at three other films. Cage plays a professor whose
This week there are two unim- son brings him a note found in
a time capsule. The
note is a list
of number,
which cage
discerns to
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body counts
from every
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Image courtesy of Universal
BY BILL RHEIN
Senior Staff Writer
a pattern predicting the end of
the world.
Recently, Cage and his wigs
have been having a contest
with himself to make he worst
movies of the year. Based his
past works "National Treasure
2," "Next," "Ghost Rider," and
"Bangkok Dangerous," I lack
hope for the success of this
film. It will make some money,
but Cage has been off the mark
he hit with film such as "Leaving Las Vegas," "Adaptation,"
and "Matchstick Men."
Next, Julia Roberts and Clive
Owen, square-off in "Duplicity." They play former spies
that become operatives for big
corporations in this spy-comedy-romance-thriller.
I am unimpressed with the
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looks of this film. It looks like
a little romp that will miss the
mark because it has so much
going on. The actors will for
the romance and the comedy
will flop in the genre blending
film about figuring out who is
working for whom.
Lastly, there is "I Love You,
Man," which has all the elements of a movie I would hate,
but I want to see it. This concept
film about a guy looking for a
friend to be his best man stars
Paul Rudd and Jason Segel. The
iloveyouman.com
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plot is simple, I but I expect big
laughs from this film if it can
stay away from the crude and
stick-to-cleaver writing.
This could be the best
comedy of the year. It stars to
fresh comedy actors who have
great chemistry in the trailer.
I like the idea that this film
might avoid the over sexuality
of a film such as "Forgetting
Sarah Marshall." I hope this
film about male bonding can
hit the heights of other comedy
classics such as "Swingers." *
W h a t to S ee o n D V D
Read Before V iewing
BY BLAINE H. MOGIL
Pride Staff Writer
those we love and therestwe could solidfromthe beginning to the final Douglas and Bela Lugosi. The plot Leroy is played by Taimak. Bruce
care less about. No cme chooses buzzer-except one scene-when you in thisfilmrevolvesaround three Leroy is so possessed by his pursuit
movies with actors they don't care see the film you will know which emissaries sentfromRussia to sell of reaching 'the final level' in his
This week seemed so short with about. In thisfilmL found a couple one. What I found most surprising some royal jewelry in Paris to raise martial arts training that he never
mid-terms consuming large amounts of actors to care about. Heigl plays in thisfilmwas the connection with money for the state. The original learned 'the art of making love.'
of time and mojo. This provided the the main character Jane, and I don't the Kevin character. Just like on any owner of the jewelry is Grand Duch- The love interest is Laura Charles,
perfect excuse to go back to a couple recall much about herfromthe only NFL Sunday, I found myself giving ess Swana. She lives in exile in Paris a television hostess, is played by
of known quantities in "Ninotchka" film I have seen her in, "The Bride advice to the screen, and hoping he after the Bolshevikrevolution.The Vanity. She is being strong armed to
and "The Last Dragon." The one risk of Chucky.' I won'tforgetabout her would get it allright.He did In the three emissaries, overwhelmed by play music on her show by the mean
this week would be "27 Dresses." after watching this film. Here she end I came away with the same sat- thefreedomsin Paris, simply cannot spirited record producer Eddie
plays a hopefulness) romantic who isfaction that I do when my team close a deal. Straight laced, tough Arkadian. But she will not give in
is so committed to helping all of her wins on Sunday. Oh, and ladies, I am as nails Ninotchka is sent to set the to his demands. By the end of the
friends experience their perfect wed- pretty sure you'll enjoy thefilmtoo. emissariesrightandfinalizethe sale film Arkadian and 'Mr. Nuff get
ding that she leaves no time to her An all-star What to See ****
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love with her boss, but never gathers Garbo. Sometimes to appreciate Leon, played by Douglas, to keep precision storyline which concludes
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Read on to see whether the gamble persevering and finding a way to
Taimak and Julius Carry III. Sooner the baddest mofo, low down, round
paid off
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or later I had to review this film I this town?" The answer is Shonuff,
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BYEBONI HARVEY
Pride Staff Writer
Fox's "American Idol" is, after
eight seasons, one of the most
anticipated shows to run primetime. So it is no surprise that
Dana Newton, the Annual Events
and Traditions Specialist for
C.A.B., expected big results hosting the 2nd Annual Cougar Idol
competition this month. There
were a few differences from that
of the television show and the
C.A.B event at the Clarke Field
House Grand Salon: there was
no crazy lights show, no chaotic
weeping girls, no huge stage, and
no massive crowd ready to roar
at the celebrity judges. However,
the main elements were present:
the contestants, a mini stage,
a competitive yet supportive
crowd, 3 judges, and a host who
was the complete opposite of Mr.
"Seacrest out."
All eight participants made it
to thefinalswith their stage faces
ready to convince judges, Ryan
McRae, Marilyn McWilliams,
and Lisa Dickinson that they
were the next Cougar Idol. Standing 4 feet 10 inches, Stephanie
Abayan took home the big prize,
$250 Ticketmaster gift card with
her version of Dreamgirls "And
I'm Telling You." No one would
ever expect such a big voice to
come out of Abayan, of whom
some would believe and say is a
small package. After judging the
petite performer, Ryan McRae
says, "You should be 8 foot 7".
Photo by Jamie Inarda Amanda Pollak followed in 2nd
Photo by Jamie Inarda
Place and received a $100 Gas
Card after performing Shania
Twains "Honey, I'm Home." Idol
attendee Kayla Robinson was
impressed with Pollak's song
choice saying "She brought some
life back into Cougar idol after
a run of sad songs." Singing a
cappella was no problem for 3rd
Place winner Akeisa Abercrombie took last prize, a $50 Gift
Card to Best Buy for performing Jazmine Sullivan's "Lions,
Tigers, and Bears."
Rahim Baker compared this
year's competition to the last
saying "They did a much better
job. They did great. Everyone
was more confident this year."
There is no doubt that this year's
Cougar Idol was a complete success. Participants came with their
stage faces. ASI CAB Cougar
Idol will continue to be a great
event that showcases another
CSUSM big talent.
carries a heavy, minimalist rock
vibe. Hansard calls out in the
first few bars of the song. Every
instrument proclaims its forceful signature until a calmed hush
lets Hansard's unusually gentle
voice tell a story about a woman
he loves. An acoustic guitar lines
the foggy atmosphere until a bass
drum pushes the singular voice
into a chorus featuring Irglova's
mild soprano harmonies. The
song's chaotic conclusion releases
in a violin-tinged swirl, falling
into a still lull.
The Frames are authentic Irish
rock and roll leaving the fairness
up to the Isle herself. Surely, they
wouldn't be caught dead drinking
green beer.
The Frames
BY AMY SALISBURY
Faces and Places Editor
It's only fair for me to talk about
an Irish band this week in honor of
St. Patrick. The only thing more
cliché than wearing green on the
17 would be to talk about "U2"
as the end-all be-all Irish export.
Sorry, Bono. No need for you this
time around.
My brain required little wracking before I settled on Ireland's
"The Frames." The Dublin-based
quintet formed in 1990 and remains
highly influential within the city's
music scene.
th
Glen Hansard, Colm Mac Con
Iomaire, Joe Doyle, Rob Bochnik,
and Johnny Boyle are the current
line-up for The Frames. Hansard
founded the band with mostly
different members, including
bassist-turned-film director, John
Carney.
Let's assume you've been
living under a rock since the 2008
Oscars. So that means you haven't
heard of Carney's award-winning
film, "Once." In 2007, the film
inadvertently stole the show at
the Sundance Film Festival. Hansard stars alongside Czech pianist,
Marketa Irglova, as a struggling
Irish musician who falls in love
with a Czech immigrant. Sure,
the storyline sounds bland and
overdone on paper, but the film's
musical merit garnered an Oscar
for Best Original Song, "Falling Slowly." Hansard and Irglova
wrote all of the music for the film
while several of the songs were
fresh recordings of The Frames'
tracks.
"Falling Slowly" originally
appeared on The Frames' 2006
release, "The Cost." Hansard and
Irglova pared down the track to fit
with the romance of Carney's film.
The Frames' original version
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17, 2009
1
A N everending Story
I wonder how it is that I got here.
I know that it was up to me to
make the plans, but I really thought
that Cole would be able to handle
making a reservation.
Oh well, now three days later
I am following my ex-boyfriend
into the woods to try and find the
two morons who decided to get lost
while attempting to find a telephone.
At least I will finally get some alone
time with him.
"So I guess it's just me and you."
He glares at me with the look I
have become all too familiar with
these past few years before finally
speaking to me.
"I don't really feel too much like
talking okay, let's just find the guys
and get back," he says.
I sigh. I wonder how he went
from being so in love with me to
•being so cold. It seems like just yesterday that we were back in high
school and crazy in love. Then without so much of a word he disappears
and leaves it up to me tofillin the
blanks. Typical of him to run from
dealing with his emotions.
"Well, it's already eerie enough
out here in this darkness. I'm not
going to just walk in silence. We
can talk about whatever you like
and besides I don't bite in case you
have forgotten."
I let out a nervous smile in his
direction but quickly turn away
from him before I lose my nerve.
Evan looks away just as quickly
and says, "Well that's not how I
remember it."
Why is it that he is being so difficult? I take a moment to look
around at the surrounding forest
and take in the beauty of the moonlight that is now lighting our path.
This moment seems so perfect, but
it feels so wrong. I've waited three
years for this chance and now here
I am letting myself completely fall
apart.
"Well you know it's been three
years, Evan. I am clearly not the
same girl I was in high school and
you well you are definitely not the
Evan that I fell in love with."
Evan stops dead in his tracks and
freezes.
"Sheesh, I wasn't trying to upset
you," I say.
Evan moves hisfingersto my lips.
I forgot how his touch sent shivers
down my spine and I hear my heart
beat speed up as he speaks.
"Would you be quiet, I hear something in those bushes over there,"
Evan whispers.
He points towards a bush about
200 feet in front of us and, even
in the distance, I can see the bush
moving around.
"Why, are you scared?" I laugh to
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try to hide the growing fear inside
of me.
"Now is not the time Paige."
He steps in front of me as if to
shield me from the danger that
is lurking before us. I seize the
moment, wrap my arm around his,
and pull myself closer. He does not
pull away like I was expecting him
to.
"I'm scared," I manage to whisper.
For the first time since we went
on this trip he turns and looks me
straight in the eyes. He pulls me
closer to him and whispers in my
ear, " I won't let anything happen to
you I promise."
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Lacking any class or manners.
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C ougar kitchen
Three l ayer
c hocolate c ake
Kona's Fire Rock
Ingredients:
1 1/3 Cups of water
Vz Cup Vegetable Oil
3 eggs
Follow for each box of Betty
Crocker's Devils delight (2 will
be needed)
A taste of Hawaii
Directions:
Heat the oven to 350F. A
13"X9" pan is recommended (3
will be needed) butter all sides
of pan.
Beat the cake mix, water,
eggs, and oil in a large bowl.
Then pour into
the
pans.
Bake for 29-30 minutes, you
can also use a toothpick, insert
it into the cake, if it comes out
clean. It's ready!
Cool Down, allow 10 minutes
for them to cool down before
removing from pan.
Frosting, once they are completely cooled down cover each
cake with Betty Crocker's Rich
and Creamy Hershey's Chocolate frosting.
ENJOY!
Photo by Gabriela Martinez
BY JONATHAN
THOMPSON
Senior Staff Writer
Kona Brewing Company brews Fire Rock
Pale Ale in Kona,
Hawaii. Father Cameron Healy and son
Spoon Khalsa founded the brewery in 1994. The brewery has
three main brews which are Big
Wave Golden Ale, Longboard
Islander Lager, and Fire Rock
Pale Ale. The company brews
other specialty beers throughout
the year. The company mainly
sells in Hawaii, but also sells in
the United States and Japan. The
brewery operates two pubs and
claims to have utilized recycled
parts from surrounding islands
such as a roof and bar table for
its brew pub.
Fire Rock Pale Ale can be
found at multiple locations such
as BevMo and Albertson's. Henry's Farmers Market retails a six
pack of 12 fluid Ounce bottles for
$8.49. The packaging refers to
Kona's homeland. The container
portrays two tourists taking a
snapshot of an ocean liner passing in front of a slightly active
volcano. Yellows, reds,
andrichbrowns define the
colors utilized. A yellow
bottle caps with company's logo seals a pale ale
with 6.0% alcohol by volume.
Unique to the
brand, underneath the bottle cap
defines an English
word in Hawaiian.
For example, reef in
English is laupapa in
Hawaiian.
The beer pours
smooth generating a quarter inch
head. Despite
the small head,
a semi-thick
lancet remains
for the duration
of consumption. A beautiful orange
brown hue
glows from
the glass. The
four time winning award
brew exudes
a sweet honey
aroma. The
pale ale enters extremely soft before
an exciting crash of malts and hops
rejuvenate the mouth, tongue, and
taste buds. The brewery suggests
pairing the beer with heavy dishes
such as barbeque, but they also
assert the brew can be enjoyed with
chicken and salads.
If traveling to Hawaii seems
currently out of the question, grab
Kona's Fire Rock Pale Ale and
enjoy, responsibly that is. Aloha!
Pizzeria Luigi
Real New York style p izza in San Diego
BY BILL RHEIN
Senior Staff Writer
In a nation filled with chain
pizza companies, Pizzeria Luigi
is a fresh taste of the Italian pie.
Located at 1137 25th Street on
the corner of 25th & B Street in
San Diego, it is worth the drive
down the 1-15 after a day of
midterms and lectures.
Pizzeria Luigi opened just
over four years ago and has
grown ever since. Manager and
CSUSM senior Kevin Gist says
its popularity has grown over
the years, adding that business
has doubled compared to when
owner Luigi Agostini opened
the restaurant.
Pizzeria Luigi specializes in
Italian cuisinej especially New
York style thin crust pizza. The
thin pizza is full of flavor. A
plain cheese pizza is delicious
by itself and they have 18 other
toppings available, including
pepperoni, pesto, and other
meats and vegetables.
The restaurant offers one size
pizza that costs $13 for cheese
and each topping is $1.50. Each
pizza is enough for three to four
people. They also offer a selection of specialty pizza running
between $14.50 and $18.50.
The 'Mona Lisa' pizza consists of pepperoni, sausage, bell
peppers, mushrooms, onions,
and black olives. This specialty
pizza is savory and full of great
flavor. The homemade thin
crust holds up well considering
the weight of all the ingredients
and tastes great with the homemade sauce, which consists of
sweet tomato and smooth basil
flavor.
The restaurant has other
flavor filled options besides
pizza. Their menu consists of
pasta dishes, salads, and Italian stuffed sandwiches such as
the stromboli and calzone. All
have exceptional taste and are
a great bargain running around
$7.
Weekend nights are busy, so
the time concerned diner might
consider going on a weekday.
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Pizzeria Luigi is an exceptional restaurant in terms of
taste and quality. Every item
on the menu is worth the trip
to San Diego. I strongly recommend it and suggest the daily
two slices and a drink special
to try all the great pizzas.
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Board Games
5 MIN AGO
Bow ties
Scarves
Sushiya (I
never turn
down raw
fish)
Apples to
Apples
(Seriously
Play it)
Subway (I'm
tired of
eating foot
longs)
Monopoly
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always
cheats)
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quickies)
Scrabble (I
always get
crap letters)
Pirates
Mascots
Ninja (Duh!)
Zombies (So
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<h2>2008-2009</h2>
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University Archives in the CSUSM Library
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The nineteenth academic year of California State University San Marcos.
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The Pride
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The Pride
March 17, 2009
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student newspaper
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This issue (Vol. 21, No. 9) is devoted to Women's Herstory/History Month. A number of female faculty and staff are interviewed to learn about what influential women role models they had and the Women's Center-sponsored activities are outlined.
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The Pride
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University Archives, California State University San Marcos, Kellogg Library
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University Archives in the CSUSM Library
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2009-03-17
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Judith Downie, Librarian and University Archivist
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PDF
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English
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Text
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newspaper 11 x 17
Barbie
spring 2009
St. Patrick's Day
Women's Herstory/History Month