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Baseball bounces back in home opener

Shane Finneran February 15, 2011

"It was a curveball inside," said Knights catcher Kevin Garcia. "I was sitting fastball, but I reacted to the curveball." Garcia broke open the Knights' game against Saddleback on Feb. 4 when -- with...

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AS SCENE ON SCREEN: The White Men Are All Right

Christine Klee February 15, 2011

The Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars, can break racial and gender barriers. Just think of Hattie McDaniel ("Gone with the Wind"), Sidney Poitier ("Lilies of the Field") or last year's Best Director,...

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Latin rock band Cantua performs in concert series

Tom Gustafson February 15, 2011

City College's Spring Concert Series continued on Feb. 2 as Cantua, a Latin rock band, filled the Gorton Quad with their distinctive sound. Sponsored by Black Cherry Productions and Associated Students,...

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Student dies after gym class

Ricky Soltero February 1, 2011

Campus police confirmed that a San Diego City College student died after participating in a gym class on Tuesday, Feb. 8. Eric Dixon, 41, complained of feeling lightheaded to a fellow student during...

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Turning pain into power

Katrina Cameron February 1, 2011

A series of events will take place on campus leading up to City College's presentation of the nationally known production V-day, which aims to raise domestic violence awareness. The production will be...

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EDITORIAL: End of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ only a beginning

City Times Editorial Board February 1, 2011

By repealing the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy, the U.S. Senate has taken an important step toward establishing equal rights for gay Americans. No longer will members of the Armed Forces -...

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Spring musical in full color

Katrina Cameron February 1, 2011

Students auditioned for City College's spring musical, "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," Jan. 29 in the Saville Theatre. Auditioning students were asked to bring music to sing and comfortable...

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BEYOND BELIEF: The power of prayer

Gabriel Spatuzzi February 1, 2011

In a recent Fox News poll, 77 percent of voters said prayer was responsible for saving the life of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords after she was shot in the head in last month's massacre in Tucson. The...

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Magers to represent U.S. in world tourney

Mark Rivera February 1, 2011

Tennis has taken her around the globe to compete and given her the chance to meet royalty. Now, City College tennis coach Gretchen Magers is being recruited to represent the United States in a worldwide...

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Suspect in campus murder still at large

Ryan Johnson February 1, 2011

It's been nearly four months of grief and reflection for City College students and faculty since 19-year-old Diana Gonzalez was slain in a campus bathroom, presumably at the hands of her estranged husband,...

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Guns require caution, not control

Layne Deyling February 1, 2011

My gun and I are the nightmare of the home invader, the rapist, the murderer. Without my gun, I am the perfect victim. At 5'4", with no muscle tone or ninja skills, I am as defenseless as girls get...

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Gun control could have prevented some of history’s worst crimes

Gabriel Spatuzzi February 1, 2011

The debate over gun control in America rages in the wake of the massacre in Tucson, which left 6 dead and 14 wounded. The United States has seen many such massacres, including the Columbine shootings,...

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