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City College empowers the community by sharing the undocumented student experience

San Diego City College hosted an inaugural conference focusing on empowering the undocumented student community through different speakers, workshops, panels, and Q&A sessions on May 15. Each workshop and panel was designed to educate, empower, and spread awareness about the undocumented community....

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Impacts of the foster care system in the U.S.

Serena Randazzo, Staff Writer

May 19, 2019

The month of May is a lot more than the end of the semester - it’s National Foster Care Month to acknowledge those who do everything they can to help...

Rose Donuts owner dies at 58

Joshua Edler Davis, Staff Writer

May 10, 2019

The Linda Vista community was stunned at the passing of the owner of popular donut shop Rose Donuts. Robert Taing was the owner of Rose Donuts, a popular local donut shop on Linda Vista Road. The 37-year-old Rose Donuts location is to be closed indefinitely. Their alternate other location on Linda Vista Road is separately owned and is still open...

“The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui” has an important message for you

Saida Hassan, Opinions Editor

May 9, 2019

The San Diego Mesa College Theatre Company presented the “The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui,” an allegorical satire meant to draw chronological comparisons...

Are you getting into the right car?

Savannah Cadet Haynes, Staff Writer

May 9, 2019

In this era, it is very common for Americans to get into an Uber or Lyft for transportation. The mobile apps make it convenient for people to find a ride...

Measles outbreak makes its way to Southern California

KK Interchuck, Features Co-Editor

May 9, 2019

California health officials have declared a measles outbreak in Los Angeles county, with 14 confirmed cases in that area and as many as 750 cases across...

Getting real, inside and out

KK Interchuck, Features Co-Editor

May 9, 2019

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, San Diego Mesa College students and faculty hosted “Getting Real Inside & Out,” an event created in...

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Women’s body is not a playground for political campaigns

Savannah Cadet Haynes, Staff Writer

May 21, 2019

The abortion restriction has been the most impactful legislation passed in 2019. With the worldwide topic being discussed it has brought up major controversy between...

San Diego’s vehicle habitation ban is absolutely useless

May 19, 2019

Half a Century of Helter-Skelter

May 18, 2019

FOX News Makes a Mockery of Beloved Nipsey Hussle

May 14, 2019

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Sports

Men’s volleyball splutters to finish season.

Ian Caffarel, Sports Editor

May 19, 2019

Mesa Men’s Volleyball lost to Palomar on March 20, but they won a small victory out of it--they won their first match of the season. They had to fight a little hard for...