Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013

News

One More for the Road

Henry Houston

 

This was the last stand for Tenant Takeover in their fight against newly imposed East Campus prices. The rally started at noon with about seven students holding signs in front of the Tanimura and Antle Memorial Library.

Arts & Entertainment

A Call Against Gender Violence

Greg Will

 

A dim-lit Black Box Cabaret was the setting for this year’s MENding Monologues, the second at Cal State Monterey Bay (CSUMB). Throughout the 90-minute period the student actors would bring the audience on an emotional roller coaster covering a broad array of topics: love, vaginas, baths, men, women, masturbation, and most importantly, violence.

Sports

A Day In The Life, Water Polo Style

Alyssa Malfatti

 

With water dripping from her hair, senior water polo player Alex Tyrrell, senior, ENVS, sat down to talk to the Otter Realm. Tyrell has a bittersweet feeling about graduating and moving on, but she will never forget the life lessons at CSUMB.
Growing up in Wildomar, it was triple-digit summers that kept Tyrell in the pool. Her love for swimming soon turned into a passion for water polo, which she started getting into in high school, claiming the sport was more interactive and fun.

Opinion

When “NO” Should Only Mean “NO”

Shannon Berger

 

It’s the last class of the week for college students, and for many that means a weekend of partying and drinking. A girl gets ready for a party, choosing a low cut top or a short skirt. She then goes out to a party and has a bit too much to drink. While under the influence, she gets taken advantage of.

Editor's Corner

Disregard Media Acquire Knowledge

Katie Shoneff

Remember how I said I was really tired in the last editorial? Well, that definitely showed in our last issue. With error upon error, we really needed to take a step back and look at how we are functioning as a team and what necessary steps we should be taking to make sure things go right, every time.