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International book fair carries onward

Adam Burkhart September 25, 2012

Under a tight budget, the annual San Diego City College International Book Fair will carry on this year Oct. 1 through 6 with limited sponsorship from the Associated Student Government. The book fair...

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Members of Citys Robotics team show their autonomous robot The Kraken to attendees of the 15th annual RoboSub competition. July 22.

City Robotics competes at the international level

Adam Burkhart September 17, 2012

The last Sat. before the beginning of the new semester saw the core members of San Diego City Robotics reconvene on campus. The team’s Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) sits inert atop a cart, while...

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Editorial: A necessary tax to protect education

September 17, 2012

We have already kissed summer goodbye and while the hot weather still lingers, time rolls on, Nov. 6 is fast approaching. It is important that as we dedicate ourselves to our academic obligations, we do...

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Seeds@City student Jake Anzarouth poses in front of the Urban Farm.

City’s Seeds earning green

Amanda Rhoades September 17, 2012

While many academic programs are making cuts in adjustment to California’s looming financial crisis, Seeds@City Urban Farm at San Diego City College has found room for growth thanks to faculty, student...

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City alumnus backs Obama

Adam Baird September 17, 2012

San Diego City College alumnus and Costco co-founder Jim Sinegal gave a speech endorsing President Barack Obama at the Democratic National Convention on Sept. 5; Sinegal spoke on his business success and...

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Admin. Services gets new leadership

Amanda Rhoades September 17, 2012

Jacquelin Bell has been appointed as vice president of administrative services, filling the position left by the passing of Jerry Davis, San Diego City College President Terrence Burgess announced in an...

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The Sage prints its last page

Michelle Moran September 17, 2012

After more than 30 years of hard work and dedication, San Diego’s Miramar College shut down “The Sage” student newspaper production class permanently this semester. The newspaper was shut down...

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Perez hearing rescheduled

Adam Burkhart September 17, 2012

Armando Perez appeared in court Aug. 27 markedly more composed than he was at his arraignment earlier in the week. Perez, the suspect in the 2010 killing of City College student Diana Gonzalez, was removed...

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ASG looks to the future

Lizz Carson September 17, 2012

Dotti Cordell, Director of the Student Health Services Clinic, addressed Associated Student Government on Friday, Aug. 31 about why she thought the student health fee should be raised. She told the...

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A graphic novel that you control

A graphic novel that you control

Adam Baird September 17, 2012

Ah, summer. A great time to catch up on neglected, but not forgotten video games, movies, and reading (graphic novels, of course). In the world of video games, however, this summer is reminiscent of...

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The Uprising rock the quad

The Uprising rock the quad

David Wells September 17, 2012

The Uprising, a campus club, held a free outdoor music event in the Gorton Quad on Aug. 30. “Off the Hook Thursday” is open to all students and the general public. The event featured four live recording...

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A ‘Stoopidly’ wicked album

A ‘Stoopidly’ wicked album

Michael Liggins September 17, 2012

Ocean Beach natives Slightly Stoopid have been producing righteous and harmonic music since the mid 1990’s. For the last seventeen years, fans of the reggae band have grown to expect a certain standard...

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