Swimmers earn national cuts
The swim team demonstrates a high level of success at the Pacific Collegiate Swim and Dive Conference Championships.
Families lose homes for home runs
The 1950s construction of the Dodger’s stadium shows the problems caused by gentrification.
Men’s swim conquers the panthers
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The swim team adds a win to their record and prepares for their upcoming taper meet at University of La Verne.
Cougars crush the Eagles
Women’s swim team loses against the Azusa Pacific University, but records strong individual times.
Swim struggles to break the ice
The women’s swim team records two losses after a two-day meet against University of Fairbanks, Alaska.
I tore my ACL as a college athlete
Senior Amanda Otto reflects on her recent injury in the midst of her final soccer season.
Swim reaches for success
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The swim team prepares for the upcoming season and aims to continue a tradition of success.
E-Sports are sports too
League of Legends continues to gain mass popularity and economic support, making it equivalent to traditional sports.
Guys need to step off the field
Conrad Frommelt examines gender stereotyping in males and the pressures built into our culture's definition of masculinity.
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