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Knights dominant in tournament play

City men successful in hosting first home tournament, get ready for top state team

Will Mauriz, Sports Editor • November 24, 2021

On Oct. 12 and Oct. 13 City hosted its first basketball tournament of the season winning both out conference games.

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Knights soccer team dominate second half to earn the win

City’s women soccer shut-out Grossmont college

Will Mauriz, Multimedia Journalist • September 29, 2021

The San Diego City College women’s soccer team took the field for its pregame warm-up on Sept. 28 clapping in rhythm, flashing smiles and laughing excitedly.

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City College HUBU discusses systemic racism and the Black family

Director and producer Jordan Thierry provides perspectives for Black fathers about the challenges caused by systematic racism

Will Mauriz, Multimedia Journalist • April 27, 2021

Dean of Student Development and Matriculation at San Diego City College, Nesha Savage, kicked off the campus' Hermanos Unidos Brothers United screening of The Black Fatherhood Project.

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Surviving Black Friday

A mall employee gives advice on how to prepare for the holiday shopping season.

Melisa Cabello-Cuahutle, News Editor • November 28, 2019

It’s that time of the year again: time to buy presents in advance, time to buy that new computer, time to buy those clothes you’ve been wanting to.

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City College’s free tax service delayed (corrected)

Nationwide glitch causes on-campus tax service to be delayed for a period of time.

Carla Zuniga, Staff Writer • February 6, 2019

Technical difficulties delayed San Diego City College students from filing their taxes for a period of time on the second day of the free on-campus service.

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Food pantry aids students facing food insecurity

SDCCD invests in addressing growing issue of hunger on campus

Monica de la Cruz, Managing Editor • May 23, 2018

May 23, 2018 The phrase “starving college student” is often thrown around with humor in American pop culture and conjures images of cheap meal staples that fuel students through their first years...

No one really wins while watching “Battle of the Sexes”

Esai Melendez, Arts/Features Editor • October 5, 2017

Man vs. woman. You’ve heard this line before. This age-old tale came to the big screen on Sept. 29 in Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris’ (“Little Miss Sunshine”, “Ruby Sparks”) film “Battle...

‘Dreamers’ Nightmare Ruling Puts 800,000 Lives at Risk

Celia Jimenez, Border Editor • September 20, 2017

The dream of about 800,000 people has an expiration date that places their future in jeopardy after President Donald Trump ended the Deferral Act for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program without warning....

Video: 40,000 women march in San Diego

January 21, 2017

Every woman who marched in Saturday's Women's March in San Diego had her personal reason for joining in. One woman tells our Between the Lines team what moved her to participate, one of an estimated 40,000...

Protesters defy rain to denounce inauguration of Trump

Shaylyn Martos • January 20, 2017

Through heavy wind and rain, human rights activists and students participated in several demonstrations through downtown San Diego on Friday to protest the inauguration of President Donald Trump. Representatives...

A look at gender fluidity

Melissa De Pineres • December 8, 2016

For some people, having both male and female energies at once is completely normal. It is like being stuck in the middle of both genders. There are days in which one can wake up and feel different, in...

The aftermath of drunk driving

Esai Melendez • November 17, 2016

San Diego City College student, Joanie Lopez, was paralyzed from the waist down in a drunk driving accident when she was 9 years old. Currently, she is president of M.E.Ch.A, a club that supports political...

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