This year was going to be a fantastic year for pop music. All of its queens were set to release albums: Katy Perry, Miley Cyrus, Lady GaGa, and the original queen, Britney Spears.
With the recent implementation of composting and Sustainability Week, Sonoma State University has been making changes to become a more environment-friendly campus. Banning the sale of single-use plastic water bottles on campus could be the next step towards sustainability.
A time of the year that has been known to induce stress will soon be upon Sonoma State University students; it’s not the holidays, and it’s not finals. It’s registration.
October is finally here. It’s the month of pumpkin-spiced everything, catching up with the Sanderson sisters while watching “Hocus Pocus” and Cotati’s seventh annual Oktoberfest.
A lot of young kids look up to their dads and consider them to be heroes. Sonoma State University student Kelly Sullenberger belongs in that category, but the only difference is that the rest of the country agrees with her.
Technology is everywhere. Kindergarteners are learning addition on iPads. A grandmother is having Skype chats with her grandchildren. There is a table of high school students at Starbucks staring at their phones instead of talking to each other.
Let’s talk about the Greeks. No, I’m not referring to Alexander the Great, Aristotle, or even John Stamos. I’m talking about the ones that throw flyers at you on the Stevenson Quad, who always seem to always have coordinated outfits, and who are in desperate need of a home.
As a student attending a school that is part of the California State University system, specifically Sonoma State University, I know the dread and frustration associated with registering for classes.
