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Perspective: Valentine’s Day is a sham

Phoenix Webb • February 16, 2015

Valentine’s Day is known as a day of love. Media images show it as a day to express love, usually with material items like jewelry, flowers, food, things a woman would love. Men evidently don't need...

Songs for the lovers, the haters and everyone in-between

Angelica Wallingford and Richard Lomibao • February 14, 2015

Every Feb. 14 people in relationships do the exact same thing. Grab some flowers, a heart-shaped box of assorted chocolates, a generic Hallmark card with a generic ‘I’m yours, be mine I love you, hooray...

Gonzalez fuels Knights softball team against Long Beach City College

David Pradel • February 11, 2015

The Knights softball team was able to seal the 2-0 victory against Long Beach City College with a strong pitching performance from freshman Ivana Gonzalez on Feb. 7. “It was awesome and it was a really...

Student Eats: Cat Café opens in the Gaslamp

Torrey Spoerer • February 10, 2015

Since opening its doors on Jan. 5, a new café in downtown San Diego has been attracting plenty of locals and tourists a like within just their first month of business. That’s because it’s not an...

‘North Star Shining’ lights up the Saville Theatre

Franchesca Walker, Co-Arts & Features Editor • February 8, 2015

The red stage lights dimmed down onto the stage as the sounds of African drums streamed through the speakers of the Saville Theatre. The cast, all African Americans, entered the stage in a choreographed...

Knights win in ninth inning thriller against West Los Angeles

David Pradel • February 8, 2015

Sophomore Ray Jones hits the game-winner for the Knights

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‘Grease’ auditions begin Feb. 7

Richard Lomibao • February 6, 2015

Singers, dancers and artists of all kinds are invited to audition for San Diego City College’s upcoming spring musical, “Grease,” in the Saville Theatre Feb. 7 at 12 p.m.. The 1971 musical...

SoundBreak: Who should take the Grammy home?

Angelica Wallingford • February 3, 2015

Over the years, the Grammys have gone from being an achievement most artists and musicians strive for to something that some turn a blind eye to. Music’s biggest night has no doubt turned into the...

City College’s 2013-2014 year in review

Phoenix Webb • February 3, 2015

San Diego City College released its annual Report to the Community on its website before the start of the new semester. The report reviews the academic year 2013-2014 in 42 pages and includes events,...

Perez receives life sentence

Angelica Wallingford, Editor in Chief • February 3, 2015

Armando Gabriel Perez received life in prison without the possibility of parole plus one year for the 2010 murder of former San Diego City College student and his estranged wife Diana Gonzalez on Jan....

Knights prepare for spring battles

David Pradel • February 3, 2015

After several months of training, San Diego City College student-athletes will be put to the test on the field and court as the new season for spring sports begins in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference. “I’m...

Rising to the challenge

David Pradel • February 3, 2015

As the basketball season winds down, the San Diego City College women’s basketball team is looking to climb the conference ladder as they currently sit in fourth place with an overall record of 9-11...