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Avengers: Infinity War is an imperfect achievememt

“Avengers: Infinity War” is an imperfect achievememt

CJ Stevenson, News Editor April 27, 2018

10 years ago, no one could have predicted that the ambition of Kevin Feige the president of Marvel Studios would pay off the way it has. Yet here we are 18 films in and over $10 billion deep. “Avengers:...

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Raising the 3 percent

Film festival highlights Latinos in the industry
Ikedra King, Arts Editor April 20, 2018

For the second time this month, San Diego is at the forefront of film celebrations in Southern California.This year marks the 25th anniversary showcasing Latino filmmakers, directors, and actors to celebrate...

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Earths Mightiest Heroes band together.

Marvel cinematic universe’s best and brightest

CJ Stevenson, News Editior April 18, 2018

Through the work of one fan with a dream, that fan being producer and president of Marvel Studios Kevin Feige, the Marvel cinematic universe has been a 10-year construct that has introduced audiences around...

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David Mckenna rehearses his songs as the unsuspecting Brad Majors in City Colleges rendition of The Rocky Horror Show in the Saville Theatre.

City College shivers with antici…

-pation for Drama's musical this semester
Shaylyn Martos, Editor-in-chief April 18, 2018

Get ready to do the “Time Warp,” the Drama Department’s rendition of “The Rocky Horror Show” opens on April 20 in the Saville Theatre. The cult classic characters of the musical/science fiction...

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City College students took center stage at San Diego Film Week

Yakira Delgadillo, 1524098091:135 April 18, 2018

March 23, 2018 Seven San Diego City College students from the Radio Television and Film Department showcased their films at the San Diego Film Week 2018.   Miguel Espinoza, Sam Hinsvark,...

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Guests viewing and speaking with local professional women photographers at Luxe Gallery. opening reception, Women in Photography Visual Voices. Feb. 9.

New exhibition honors women in photography

Ikedra King, Arts Editor February 28, 2018

For about a month, students, faculty, and art lovers are able to visit and observe works of 50 San Diego women photographers at Luxe Gallery in downtown San Diego. On opening night, groups of attendees...

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Kenneth Branaghs interpretation of Agatha Christies Murder on the Orient Express is in cinemas now.

Murder on the Orient Express

Franceen Perera, Copy and Managing Editor December 4, 2017

The latest remake of this quintessential Agatha Christie mystery novel contains enough impressive cast members, lavish costumes, and breathtaking scenery to become another acclaimed classic film. The...

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The Meyerowitz Stories

Give Netflix a Chance

Esai Melendez, Arts/Features Editor December 4, 2017

Oscar season is just underway and three movies that should definitely be in contention for the 90th Academy Awards are “The Meyerowitz Stories,” “Mudbound,” and “Our Souls at Night,” all of...

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Photography student and exhibition curator Hector Valdivia explains his process in creating five prints for the
new show in the Luxe Gallery at San Diego City College, Nov. 9.

A trip to capture the coast

Students travel to learn from photography pioneers
Shaylyn Martos, Editor in Chief November 18, 2017

A new photo exhibition on campus showcases an inspirational trip up the California coast which gave San Diego City College students the chance to meet and learn from masters. “West Coast Photography:...

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Promotional poster for Coco.

Don’t forget your tissues

"Coco" is authentic and moving
Nanitzia Comparan Cuadras, Social Media Editor November 15, 2017

Making a movie about a specific cultural tradition and remaining true to its authenticity is quite a challenge, and Disney PIXAR was up for it with the release of its newest movie “Coco.” Directed...

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Marshall opened in the U.S. on Oct 13.

History repeats itself – 1950s civil rights pioneer as relevant now as ever

Franceen Perera, Managing Editor, Copy Editor November 7, 2017

Civil rights and racial justice continue to be polarizing topics in our society, and are sadly just as relevant now as they were over 75 years ago during World War II America. Director Reginald Hudlin’s...

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Thank You For Your Service

War Leaves Veterans With More Than A Memory

Franceen Perera, Managing Editor, Copy Editor November 1, 2017

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD, is repeatedly in the news, especially in terms of war veterans. The movie “Thank You For Your Service”, written by Jason Hall in his directorial debut, is about...

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