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Something Newsy: Episode 9

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“SoccerCity v SDSU West”

The Press cast is kicking off October with a debate about the merits of investing in the business economy or investing in education. Should San Diego build a soccer stadium and a mini-mall to bring in tourism money and create jobs, or should the city hedge its bets on a biotech lab and a new multi-use stadium for SDSU instead?

The SoccerCity/SDSU measures will be on the November ballot for San Diego! What side are you on?

The Newsy Crew

Saida Hassan – host

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Libni Galicia

Leo Abustan

Barbara Nedd

Cara Williams

Erik Acosta

 

Sources

SDSU West, on the ballot as Measure G

SoccerCity, Measure E

SD Tribune

Patch

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C.N. Williams, Co-Editor in Chief
Cara is a Journalism major in her last semester at San Diego Mesa College. She's originally from the Midwest but grew up all over Southern California. She loves radio, podcasts, film, and reading investigative journalism. She's excited for another semester of the Press!
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