What provides the staple diet of a koala?
The Koala began life as a publication dedicated to publishes the scores of sports events on the campus of UCSD in 1982. The name of the paper is a reference to the eucalyptus trees that grow on the campus, the leaves of which are the sole source of food in a koala's diet. In 1985 the paper attended sanctioned student organization status. On November 19, 2001, two UCSD "Koala" staff members attended an open meeting of MEChA. A student photographer, who was not a member of "The Koala", later submitted his photographs from the meeting to the paper, which used them in
The Koala issue. The content of the SDSU "Koala" has been described as absurdist humor centering on student life, hedonistic lifestyles and party culture. The Koala has published articles promoting sex/body positive, drug use and recently pro-socialist, anti-capitalist sentiments. This branch operates sdsukoala.weebly.com and provides an archive to paid subscribers. The Koala The Koala is a satirical comedy college paper. In its current form, it exists as two loosely affiliated publications, with one primarily distributed quarterly on the campus of University of California San Diego, and monthly on the campus of San Diego State University. The publication at UCSD was one of