by Kaylon Coleman The day was meant for love, but the Lumberjacks left Gators fans broken-hearted after their dual victory over San Francisco State University (SFSU). Both games took place on Feb. 14 in the Lumberjack Arena, resulting in a
by Alba Galvan Books are often created as a way for people to escape reality or reduce stress, but what most don’t realize is that books are also there as a way to be self-expressive and learn new things about
by Nick Escalada Hey reader! A little osprey told me that you have a special someone to spend Valentine’s Day with. As a terminally single individual, that’s amazing to hear! I’m happy you’re happy! To ensure that you two stick
by Marielle Winuk I’ve woken up in a bed that’s not mine on Valentine’s Day for the past two years. Being on the track and field team, most Valentine’s Days I have woken up in a hotel bed in Michigan
by Nico Patakidis “I don’t need a recipe for chocolate covered strawberries — how hard can it be?” Names can be deceiving! Making a good chocolate covered strawberry means going the extra mile, especially if you’re making these for your
by Eli Farrington Theater-enthusiasts and feminists rejoice, for The Vagina Monologues has finally returned to the Eureka Theater for Valentine’s Day weekend. Originally written in 1994 by V Ensler, The Vagina Monologues addressed social stigmas surrounding women’s bodies, consensual and
by Jacqueline Zuniga College students experience a host of new freedoms when they leave home for the first time. As many freshmen border the ages of 17 and 18, sex is something they often think about, yet many may not