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BOOK REVIEW: The Pale King

Cecilia Areta April 26, 2011

Throughout his career, the late David Foster Wallace had proven to make fictions of ordinary life into something extraordinary. His latest, albeit unfinished, book, "The Pale King", explores the excruciating...

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Film Review: Locals analyze crime-filled town

Vanessa Diaz April 26, 2011

The timely film "Tijuanedos Anonimos" (2009) is a subtitled documentary film about what people of Tijuana, Mexico, were going through in 2009, having the record-breaking drug violence of 2008 still fresh...

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Perspective: Tijuana night life

Ricky Soltero April 26, 2011

For years, Tijuana was the destination for college students searching for that legendary nightlife, cheap drinks and the legal drinking age that was and still is 18, unlike in the United States. In recent...

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Recital Review: Saville Theatre hosts classical piano recital

Robert Bush April 26, 2011

Virtuoso pianist John Mark Harris delivered an impressive solo recital for early-bird students at 9:30 in the morning on April 13. Harris, a professor at City College, holds degrees from UCSD and the...

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AS SCENE ON SCREEN: Drama offers best and worst

Christine Klee April 5, 2011

As an avid drama series fan, watching a show like "Grey's Anatomy" is somewhat of an embarrassment. More soap opera than drama, "Grey's" has had its pathetic moments, moments that made me laugh at the...

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CRITICAL CAVALIER: All-star cast fails to deliver

Tom Andrew April 5, 2011

These days it's a common assumption that when you see recognizable names attached to a project, it means you're in for a good film, but not always. In the case of "The Lincoln Lawyer," Matthew McConaughey,...

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Laugh out loud, literally

Ryan Johnson April 5, 2011

City College English professor Farrell J. Foreman knows a little something about how laughter can shorten the metaphorical divide that separates us as people. Not only does Foreman use humor to instantly...

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Album Review: “Angles” starts off strong but could be better

Ricky Soltero April 5, 2011

"I'm putting your patience to the test," sings Julian Casablancas in the first line to the first track "Machu Picchu" from The Strokes' highly anticipated fourth album, "Angles." Fans were truly put to...

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Television Review: Pee-Wee is back, yes he is

Rachel Keown-Burke April 5, 2011

"And now, on behalf of myself and our strict no-refund policy, we are pleased to present for your viewing pleasure ... The Pee-wee Herman show." And with Herman's infamous words, we are magically transported...

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Get your nooner on

Rachel Keown-Burke April 5, 2011

On Wednesdays from 12 to 1 p.m. this semester, City College has been replete with rock 'n' roll, blues, and indie beats. Musicians from all over California have taken the mic at Gorton Quad for the Concert...

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Event Review: SD bands shine at SXSW

Ryan Johnson April 5, 2011

The trip to South by South West (SXSW) - an annual film, interactive and music festival and conference where over 2,000 of independent music's brightest new talents perform in over 90 venues in downtown...

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CRITICAL CAVALIER: ‘Scream 4’ doesn’t live up to its legacy

Tom Andrew April 5, 2011

The first "Scream" debuted 15 years ago, and after a 10-year absence, lots of plastic surgery, and a few different scripts, the fourth film in the franchise has opened, but will we care? As with all of...

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