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A graphic novel that you control

A graphic novel that you control

Adam Baird September 17, 2012

Ah, summer. A great time to catch up on neglected, but not forgotten video games, movies, and reading (graphic novels, of course). In the world of video games, however, this summer is reminiscent of...

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The Uprising rock the quad

The Uprising rock the quad

David Wells September 17, 2012

The Uprising, a campus club, held a free outdoor music event in the Gorton Quad on Aug. 30. “Off the Hook Thursday” is open to all students and the general public. The event featured four live recording...

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A ‘Stoopidly’ wicked album

A ‘Stoopidly’ wicked album

Michael Liggins September 17, 2012

Ocean Beach natives Slightly Stoopid have been producing righteous and harmonic music since the mid 1990’s. For the last seventeen years, fans of the reggae band have grown to expect a certain standard...

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Fiona Apple. Official Facebook Photo

Local alternative music festival in north county

Issa Lozano September 17, 2012

San Diego’s local alternative radio station FM 94/9 will be hosting it’s 9th annual Independence Jam: Coastal Invasion just a few steps away from the beach on Sun. Sept 16 at the Oceanside Pier in...

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Upcoming T.V. that everyone needs to watch

Jennifer Manalili September 17, 2012

Sept. is the time for television networks to begin rolling out their primetime lineups for the fall. It’s a season for new shows to bloom -or get the boot- and for returning shows to deliver on those...

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A varity of foods are avalible at reduced rates during restruant week throughout the county.

A week of very affordable eats

Jennifer Manalili September 11, 2012

One of San Diego’s most affordable food traditions returns in just a few days. San Diego Restaurant Week will take place from Sept. 16 to 21. A plethora of different cuisines -- including Italian,...

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An unwanted Legacy

An unwanted ‘Legacy’

August 21, 2012

  Action-film fans should not be so misled by the advertising for “The Bourne Legacy,” the fourth movie in the franchise and the first without Jason Bourne (Matt Damon). Instead of being...

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Actors Jeremy Renner (left) and Rachel Weisz run away from an enemy.  Universal Pictures

An unwanted ‘Legacy’

Jennifer Manalili August 21, 2012

Action-film fans should not be so misled by the advertising for “The Bourne Legacy,” the fourth movie in the franchise and the first without Jason Bourne (Matt Damon). Instead of being a good action...

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Focusing on greatness

Focusing on greatness

May 8, 2012

More than 500 entries were accepted from nearly 100 photographers at the annual Juried Student Photography Exhibition. All entrants in the contest are City students. The entries are divided into three ...

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Game Play: These should fill the summer drought

Game Play: These should fill the summer drought

May 8, 2012

Though predominantly the terrain of blockbuster movies, this summer will see the release of a small collection of games that look quite promising.  To close out the semester, I’d like to briefly outline...

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Students know how to make quality films

May 8, 2012

In one night, with one five -hour event, the City College Film Society hosted the first San Diego Student Film Festival which took place at the Saville Theatre on April 26. More than 100 people were...

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Blockbusters battle for the records

Blockbusters battle for the records

Tom Andrew May 8, 2012

The summer is a time for beaches, long nights outdoors and summer blockbuster films. Here is a rundown of what you can expect to see this summer and what you may want to miss. In May, things get to...

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