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Women’s soccer suffers loss in home opener

Aldo Ramírez • September 6, 2014

The San Diego City College women's soccer team started off their season on the wrong foot as they suffered their first defeat with a 0-4 score against Taft College on Aug. 29. “It was our first game,...

Budget cuts impact the Learning Resource Center

Paola Garcia • September 1, 2014

The Learning Resource Center, known as the LRC, has been forced to reduce certain services that had been useful for students in the past due to administrative budget cuts. Deletion of LRC tours, outsourced...

City College’s new art gallery opens for its first exhibition

Torrey Spoerer • September 1, 2014

For quite some time, San Diego City College was one of the only educational institutions that did not have any working art gallery. Now, both students at City College and the public can finally have...

Student Eats: Dunkin’ Donuts offers sweet snacks at reasonable prices

Phoenix Webb • September 1, 2014

There is something comforting about a good cup of coffee. When paired with a donut from Dunkin' Donuts, it's magical. A good donut should mildly sweet, not too soft and not too dense. It should be able...

Album review: ‘The Water[s]’ guarantees to quench your musical thirst

Richard Lomibao • August 31, 2014

As summer break winds down, Chicago-based rapper Mick Jenkins drops his mixtape “The Water[s]” following his latest move to sign with Cinematic Music Group. Don’t be fooled by the mixtape’s...

The Chopra Center comes to City

Amber Henry • August 30, 2014

City College's World Cultures Program has invited Kali Love, a world renowned teacher from the Chopra Center in Carlsbad, to speak with students on relaxation techniques and mindfulness training on Sept....

Former City College student dies fighting for ISIS

Angelica Wallingford • August 28, 2014

A former San Diego City College student died in Syria fighting for the militant group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, otherwise known as ISIS, federal authorities announced. According to various news...

New songs for a new semester

Angelica Wallingford • August 26, 2014

After hours of going through online catalogues picking classes, looking up teachers on RateMyProfessors.com and figuring out your schedule, the semester has finally started. Another five months of essays,...

A new Semester, a new musical

Phoenix Webb • August 26, 2014

The Drama department of San Diego City College announced auditions for the new musical for this semester: "The All Night Strut." The announcement was posted on City College's website earlier this week.Auditions...

Giving youth a Passport to Life

Torrey Spoerer • August 26, 2014

Sixth annual career and education expo for youth on probation is a huge success

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Athletic department faces probation for violating eligibility requirements

Amber Henry • August 26, 2014

City's Athletic Department along with the volleyball program will be placed on one-year probation and required to forfeit games, due to findings that three student athletes were in violation of their...

A new vision for City College

Angelica Wallingford • August 26, 2014

New City College President Anthony Beebe held his first convocation for faculty, staff and administrators Aug. 14 at the Saville Theatre. The convocation day started with breakfast on the patio of the...