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Surrounded by protesters and campaign supporters from the San Diego Socialist Campaign, Sandra Galindo (center) speaks at a renters rights rally on Sept. 21 in City Heights.    Official Facebook photo

Galindo fights for City Heights

City College alumna Sandra Galindo runs for City Council
Mike Madriaga December 8, 2015
City College alumna Sandra Galindo is running for City Council
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Leslie Easton aims to reduce stigma surrounding mental illness

Tessa Wojdylo December 8, 2015
“There was no question in my mind growing up that I was going to be a psychotherapist.”
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Pumpkin beer is a perfect way to celebrate the fall season. Photo by Osvaldo Ruiz, contributor

Pints for Knights: Gourd to the last drop

Ricardo Soltero November 18, 2015
Go-to guide for pumpkin beer
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Longtime San Diego City College dance instructor Ruby Wilson sitting in Gorton Quad on Nov. 6. Photo credit: Celia Jimenez

Innovative instructor to retire

San Diego City College dance instructor Ruby Wilson wraps up her final semester
Franchesca Walker November 12, 2015
San Diego City College dance instructor Ruby Wilson wraps up her final semester
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San Diego City College professor and Visual and Performing Arts co-chair Katie Rodda Photo credit: Celia Jimenez

Longtime theater professor becomes new arts co-chair

Katie Rodda joins Alicia Rincon to lead Visual and Performing Arts
Lauren J. Mapp November 11, 2015
Katie Rodda joins Alicia Rincon to lead Visual and Performing Arts
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Jamie Bianchini and a passenger share a ride on his tandem bicycle in Tibet during his adventure that covered 81 countries. Photo from Abicyclebuiltfortwobillion.com

A bike that rode around the world

Author and entrepreneur Jamie Bianchini brings tales of his adventures around the world, finding love and meeting 1,000 people in 81 countries — all while riding a tandem bicycle
Heder Casas November 10, 2015
Author and entrepreneur Jamie Bianchini brings tales of his adventures around the world, finding love and meeting 1,000 people in 81 countries — all while riding a tandem bicycle
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A decade of publishing San Diego’s literary community

Kelly Mayhew’s 10 years of community building at City Works Press
Rutger Rosenborg November 10, 2015
Kelly Mayhew's 10 years of community building at City Works Press
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Professor puts theory into action

Lauren J. Mapp November 10, 2015
City College’s Enrique Davalos travels supporting social movement
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Body Ornamentology 101

Mike Madriaga October 27, 2015
A history of tattoo and body ornamentation is presented to City College students
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The croissant with Brasilia filling comes with a small side salad and pairs perfectly with Sambas fresh and made-to-order pineapple juice. Photo credit: Katherine Salindayao-White

Student Eats: Samba cuisine misses the beat

Katherine Salindayao-White October 27, 2015

A new, affordable Brazilian cuisine restaurant with personalized options opened on July 7. Located on 819 C St., Samba is right next to the City College trolley stop. The owners of Samba, Juliano Colasana...

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Caught in a sweet web

Chocolate peanut butter spider cookies to kick off your Halloween night
Katherine Salindayao-White October 25, 2015
Chocolate peanut butter spider cookies to kick off your Halloween night
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The Jibe dancers, dressed head to toe in zombie attire, greeted guests of the Haunted Trail with a dance routine as they entered the attraction on Oct. 19 in Balboa Park. Led by Jennifer Hill and Abby Neves, the group of 16 zombies bumrushed the crowd of people waiting outside Trail. The undead dancers performed a 15-minute dance routine to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” and Rihanna’s “Disturbia.” The dancers, who consisted of mostly 10-20-year-old girls and women, fused hip hop, cheerleading and jazz styles for the performance but maintained their zombiefied demures by purposely staggering  and displaying monotone expressions throughout the routine. Photo by Mike Madriaga

Zombies with soul

The Jibe zombies perform outside of the Haunted Trail
Mike Madriaga October 24, 2015
The Jibe zombies perform outside of the Haunted Trails
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