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San Diego Mesa College’s women’s volleyball remains undefeated in conference matchups after a 3-0 win over Southwestern College and improve their overall record to 13-5. The Olympians set the tone early in the first set. They forced a lot of errors from Southwestern and were dominant throughout the entire set, maintaining a large advantage to...
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If you turn on your TV on any given day, you’ll notice one thing. There’s hardly any sports on. In the modern day of entertainment, it seems like it’s only getting harder and harder to watch our favorite shows and movies. This is no different in sports. Over the past 10 years since cable began...
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Argentinian rock legend, Gustavo Cerati was the lead singer for Soda Stereo and solo musician who passed away on September 4, 2014. He had been in a coma since 2010, after a stroke. Today, October 2026, Soda Stereo are set to close their most recent tour by the end of the year. Soda Stereo’s Ecos...
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As you scroll on social media, you are desensitized to the “humor” that becomes of traumatizing events, especially and most commonly, sexual violence. Much of the younger generation is familiar with stickers of Jefferey Epstein, references to P. Diddy, and most recently, mocking of Jane Doe with the Cornell 7 case. The Cornell 7 is...
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement have been found on San Diego Community College District grounds and both students and faculty can’t help but think when and where they will appear next. It was reported on Sept. 8 that ICE was found near San Diego City College campus and stopped a vehicle with two City College students....
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The first major Hollywood animated film of its kind, “Forgotten Island” made a cultural impact during its premiere weekend starting Sept. 25, 2026, drawing viewers in with its symbolism, characters and big-name voice cast. Produced by DreamWorks Animation, the film is written and directed by Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado, who previously collaborated on st
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Select students, faculty, and staff delivered an information-packed visit for California Community Colleges system officials last Wednesday, Sept. 30. System leaders sought direct interaction on campus to better inform their decisions related to additional funding priorities. Board of Governors Member Adrienne Brown said, “Some of our priorities this year re
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“Digger,” directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, sits at 51% with critics and 71% with the general public on famous film review website, Rotten Tomatoes. The film’s box office opened with $20 million, a disappointing opening for the estimated $125 million-dollar film. But monetary value and polarization among critics are not what make a film bad...
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency on Sept. 21 because of the strong El Nino, a climate pattern caused by warm ocean temperatures developing in the Pacific Ocean , worsening conditions can bring more rain-, stronger winds-, floodings, and larger waves to California,Raising concerns for communities across the state. This El Nino...
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