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SoundBreak: Going back to basics with a punk classic

Angelica Wallingford • October 14, 2014

Music has gotten really electronic and computerized over the years. You can’t turn on a radio station or download an album without hearing songs saturated with Auto-Tune or being horribly compressed....

The hits and misses of the fall TV line-up

Paola Garcia and Angelica Wallingford • October 14, 2014

The weather is a little colder, leaves have started to change color and TV networks like The CW, ABC, FOX AND CBS have released an onslaught of new shows this fall. It’s likely only a couple from each...

Men’s cross-country team suffers a setback midway through the season

David Pradel, Sports Editor • October 14, 2014

The 2014 season for the San Diego City College men’s cross-country team is not going as expected after receiving news that the team’s No. 2 runner, freshman Abdullah Moulin, is most likely out for...

Transfer Center helps students plan out future

Kenan Jackson • October 14, 2014

If students are thinking of transferring to a four-year university or just seeking information about the transfer process, then visiting the Transfer Center is one place to start. The Transfer Center offers...

Bachelor’s degrees may become a possibility at City

Phoenix Webb • October 14, 2014

Gov. Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill-850 Sept. 29, a bill that will allow two year public colleges to offer students the chance to obtain baccalaureates — or bachelor's degrees.“This is landmark...

The Knightly battles at the net

David Pradel, Sports Editor • October 14, 2014

City College women's volleyball team off to a strong start

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Newscene finds a new home at UT-TV

Richard Lomibao • October 14, 2014

With the new C building underway projected to finish in 2016, Newscene has found a temporary home with UT-TV, where they kicked off their first production in early September. Students who join Newscene...

Classes fight to survive on campus

Franchesca Walker • October 14, 2014

At the start of every semester students rush early to crash, or sit in on, required classes in hopes of getting add codes and a seat in class. The majority of the time, they are turned away in hopes of...

Car break-in devastates women’s cross-country team at Mesa College

David Pradel, Sports Editor • October 14, 2014

The women’s cross-country team at Mesa College returned from practice at Balboa Park on Sept. 15 to find their car had been broken into and all of their personal belongings had been stolen. According...

Editorial: Individual freedoms outside the workplace

Paola Garcia • October 14, 2014

We live in America, a nation that has taught us to treasure our freedom, take pride in it and to gloat and let the world know that nothing can take that away from us. We know The Bill of Rights probably...

New campus club helps troubled youths

Franchesca Walker • October 14, 2014

Bridging The Gap is a new club with a mission to reach out to at-risk youth in the community by empowering and encouraging them to improve their quality of life and standard of living. The club is part...

Beebe on a mission to promote social justice

Phoenix Webb • October 14, 2014

San Diego City College's new president, Anthony Beebe, is pursuing a new mission for the campus. “City College needs to develop new, modern definitions and approaches to civil, nonviolent, respectful,...