Sex usually won’t kill you — usually.
Global resiliency must include response to peak oil
With the onset of the Industrial Revolution, a monumental transformation occurred that has provided us with an advanced ability to reshape the very world that surrounds us. We have developed technologies, made major advances in modern medicine and propelled our…
Anthropogenic climate change has major consequences
The question of whether or not global warming is anthropogenic (caused by humans) is an important one, as it has huge ramifications for our environment, economy and ultimately our quality of life.
The Magnetic Fields’ latest album leaves us awaiting the next
The Magnetic Fields have released a companion piece to their 2008 album, “Distortion.” The new offering, “Realism,” was intended to be the technical obverse to “Distortion’s” reverse.
“The Virgin Blue” weaves plotlines that are centuries apart
While Chevalier may be most well known for her novel turned film, “Girl with a Pearl Earring,” her debut work, “The Virgin Blue,” is actually far superior to her more popular works.
Students disapprove of student-led sustainability fund
Fifty-six percent of 5,528 Cal Poly students polled do not support a fee to fund student-led sustainability projects on campus.
Five dollars or less – improving surprise sex for cheap
Unexpected sex is not exactly something people complain about — far from it in fact.
A misguided State of the Union
I made an effort to watch the State of the Union in its entirety this past week. To say the least, I was not impressed.
Beach House once again comforts our souls
Musically, Beach House lounges in the world of comfortable correspondence: the tones of clasped hands, open mouths and bending bodies.
Barack Obama needs to stop passing the football to Republicans
Barack Obama just needs to stay on track and not give concessions to Republicans simply because the media reports that the tide is turning in America, and the Republicans won Massachusetts.