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Cosmetology summer still on

Megan Rose Bartell and Megan Rose Bartell May 10, 2011

The cosmetology program at San Diego City College will remain open for classes and will offer services this summer. Students and faculty recieve 50 percet off most services, a hair cut, which normaly...

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An all-American meal in Hillcrest

Scott McLean April 26, 2011

Old school design with a modern taste is how Brian's American Eatery in Hillcrest serves up comfort food to late-night party crowds and families alike. Brian's restaurant is not your basic coffee shop;...

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Relaxing places to prepare for final exams

Cecilia Areta April 26, 2011

Summer is almost here and it is winding down towards the last days of spring semester. Finals are approaching sooner than you think, do not succumb to procrastination and study while there is still time...

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Robotics Team enters Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Competition

Fernando Yates April 5, 2011

Not many students would choose to have class on Fridays. Less still would choose to have class on Saturdays. The students that make up San Diego City Robotics choose to have class on Saturdays, and in...

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Trail Review: Take a breath of fresh air

Olivia Holt April 5, 2011

There's nothing like the great outdoors to escape the hectic school and work load. Hiking is a great way to get some cardio in, while getting in touch with nature, reloading your inner energy, discovering...

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Restaurant Review:You say you want an Evolution?

April 5, 2011

On any given corner of the San Diego metropolitan area, one can find an assault of restaurants that offer coma-inducing portions of surf and turf, or tormentingly sweet indulgences that leave some repenting...

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What to do in SD for break

Alec Fernandes April 5, 2011

Spring break's coming up, and going to Mexico isn't the safest idea right now. You could go somewhere else, but why leave America's Finest City when it has so much to offer? Even the most experienced...

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Preparing for success

Cecilia Areta April 5, 2011

Most applicants do not realize the importance of cover letters. Having one at hand can make you a more competitive job seeker. Writing one is not as difficult as it seems. It is an opportunity for potential...

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History of gaming

Fernando Yates March 22, 2011

In this digital age, video games are now starting to lose their stigma. "Super Mario Brothers," "World of Warcraft," "Halo" and "Grand Theft Auto" are now part of popular culture. Even "casual" games like...

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Addiction has a new friend

Scott McLean March 22, 2011

The new "Gran Turismo 5 in 3D" video game for PlayStation 3 gives the user a sense of the old and the new, all in one game. "Gran Turismo" started back when, in my opinion, games were much easier and...

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Pee Wee’s food for the soul

Scott McLean March 22, 2011

Sister Pee Wee's Soul Food in Grant Hill is a very small but lively restaurant located near downtown San Diego. Sister Pee Wee's offers an old but eclectic mix of food and characters. There is no set...

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Hip-hop nation

Cecilia Areta March 22, 2011

"The youth is the solution to real change," said Education for All member Marcos Perez. "Hip-hop allows freedom of expression." On March 9, Education for All, the Socialist Club, and Poetic LIP Movement...

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