San Marcos

On March 15, 2012, the last day of voting, San Marcos officials noticed some bizarre patterns.

Matthew Weaver wanted the Cal State San Marcos student president title.

Administrators at Cal State San Marcos declined to comment for this article.

I was fortunate in happening to light upon one very curious church here—that of San Marcos.

Here, of course, stood a mosque in Mussulman days, on the site of the adjacent church of San Marcos.

The galleon “San Marcos” went to a place where two ships of the enemy were pillaging two other Chinese ships.

At dawn we set out and did not halt until we reached San Marcos, with its gloomy memorial of human savagery.

Soon after leaving San Marcos, striking into the jungle, the road became so narrow that we had to go single file.