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Knight sophomore guard  Taylor Nelson was selected  the top conference player of the year and made the All-State Honors team. Photo credit: Celia Jimenez

Knight voted league’s Player of the Year

Luisa Sausedo March 11, 2016

The Pacific Coast Athletic Conference South gave Knights' sophomore guard Taylor Nelson and his coach, Mitch Charlens, top honors as the men's basketball season came to an end. Nelson was named the...

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Thirty-day photo challenge. Instagram  Image

Campus invites photos that capture living well

Antonio Marquez March 11, 2016

It only takes a step to start a new way to a healthier body, mind and state of well being and with the help of the San Diego City College’s Step Up to Live Well initiative you can just that. Organizers...

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City hosting national chemistry conference

Celia Jimenez March 11, 2016

Higher education chemistry professors from around the country will meet at San Diego City College for a conference called “Teaching Chemistry Through its Social Impacts ” on March 11 and 12. The...

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Los Amigos Invisibles. Official Facebook page photo.

Los Amigos Invisibles ready to jam at film festival’s opening night

Singer Julio Briseño previews next album
Ricky Soltero March 9, 2016

The 23rd Annual San Diego Latino Film Festival will lay down the funk with an opening night celebration performance by Latin Grammy Award winners Los Amigos Invisibles this Thursday, March 10, at the Music...

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The Latino Film Festival, March 10 to 20, presents a wide variety of styles and genres, including the movie ELvira te daria mi vida pero la estoy usando (pictured) with Cecilia Suarez and  Luis Gerardo Mendez. Courtesy of San Diego Film Festival.

Latino cinema for all tastes

Festival to run March 10-20 in Fashion Valley
Ricky Soltero March 9, 2016

A total immersion into the Latino culture that is often ignored by mainstream media. That's what the 23rd Annual San Diego Latino Film Festival will deliver during a week-long run starting March 10 at...

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Freshman Palia Griffin, the team’s number one singles player, swept the first set 7-0. Photo credit:  Michael Markulin

Lady Knights tennis team smashes Cuyamaca

Michael Markulin March 4, 2016

The Lady Knights tennis team of San Diego City College destroyed the Lady Coyotes of Cuyamaca, going 9-0 on Thursday. The Lady Knights began conference play on a roll, getting off to a 4-0 start. However,...

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Black awards show to air opposite Oscars

Ricky Soltero February 28, 2016

Offering an alternative to the so called “whiteness” of the Academy Awards is the All Def Movie Awards, airing opposite the Oscars on Sunday. Hosted by Tony Rock, the All Def Movie Awards were created...

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Sophomore infielder Alex Emerick (left) and freshman catcher Wyatt Logan (right)  battle to get first to the home plate. Emerick hits first and scores the sixth run for the Olympians during the ninth inning at Morley Field on Feb. 27.  Photo  credit: Celia Jimenez

Wild ninth inning leads to City loss

Luisa Sausedo February 28, 2016

The Mesa College Olympians defeated the City College Knights 6-5 in their first Pacific Coast Athletic Conference game of the season. Mesa (5-7) scored in the top of the first inning but the Knights...

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Men’s basketball season ends with loss to Antelope Valley College

Luisa Sausedo February 28, 2016

The Knights’ men’s basketball season came to an end Friday night when they were defeated in the second round of regional playoffs by the Antelope Valley College Marauders 83-87 in Lancaster. Knights’...

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Illustration by Celia Jimenez

SDCCD out-state fee increases $5 per unit

Jacquelyn Lim February 21, 2016

A tuition hike of $5 per unit for out-of -state students will come this fall affecting at least 3 percent of students at City College, and 5 percent of students in the San Diego Community College District,...

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Illustration by Belinda Mendoza

Oscars don’t offer role models for City’s students

Beatriz Merced and Destiny Ortiz February 21, 2016

The Academy Awards will be presented on Sunday, Feb. 28. All 20 nominees for leading and supporting roles are white for the second year in a row, sparking immense drama. Will Smith, Spike Lee and Jada...

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Citys former chief broadcast engineer, Gerald Quick, at his arraignment with the San Diego County Courthouse. February 16th, 1:30 p.m. Photo credit. Collette Carroll

City College broadcast engineer pleads not guilty in camera theft

Collette Carroll February 16, 2016

City College’s chief broadcast engineer pleaded not guilty in his arraignment Tuesday afternoon in Superior Court to charges related to the theft of four video cameras valued at $20,000. Gerald “Larry”...

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