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San Diego Mesa College Telehealth Services and the importance of therapy

While the COVID-19 pandemic is still ravaging with no signs of stopping any time soon, students' mental health has become a priority. The pandemic has caused students to endeavor in a frustrating transition to online learning, which has caused many to seek out a therapist to help them with their discouraging...

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San Diego Weather Update

Kaitlin Clapinski, News Editor

September 18, 2020

With California experiencing weather patterns like never before, San Diego has been one of the many cities in the state that has dealt with record-breaking heat. Excessive heat warnings were no stranger throughout August as it was one of the hottest months on record for Californians with temperatures reaching record breaking highs. In late...

SDCCD chancellor to retire in 2021

Zenyase Gonzalez, Staff Writer

September 16, 2020

San Diego Community College District (SDCCD) Chancellor, Dr. Constance M. Carroll, also known as, "the People's Chancellor", has plans to retire in 2021....

Student Services take part in Campus Community Forum on adapting to remote learning

Walker Armstrong, Staff Writer

September 10, 2020

Students, faculty, and staff from the Mesa College Student Services department took part in a panel discussion at the bi-monthly Campus Community Forum...

Fall semester enrollment expected to be down

Jacob DeMille, Staff Writer

September 4, 2020

Enrollment at Mesa is likely to be down for this fall semester. According to Mesa’s Vice President of Instruction, Dr. Isabel O’Connor, “Most...

President Pamela Luster hosts Campus Community Forum on anti-blackness

Walker Armstrong, Staff Writer

September 2, 2020

Mesa College President Pamela Luster met online with a group of panelists on August 25 to discuss issues of anti-blackness and racial inequity. The...

SDCCD chancellor predicts spring semester will be held primarily online

Ava Moslehi, Editor-in-Chief

September 1, 2020

On August 25, San Diego Community College District Chancellor, Dr. Constance M. Carroll, released a statement regarding how classes will be conducted in...

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Opinion

Gender Reveal Party Goes Off, Literally

Liz Spiering, Social Media Editor

September 15, 2020

Gender reveal parties have become one of the most popular ways of sharing such great news with family and friends since the early 2000’s. It’s an event or party to celebrate...

The country may not be able to withstand another four years of Trump

September 9, 2020

Don’t let them play

September 5, 2020

Spring 2021 classes to remain online again

September 3, 2020

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Sports

Guthrie is Ready to Tear Up the Soccer Field

Jared Knobloch, Sports Editor

September 16, 2020

Soccer, or football as the rest of the world refers to it, is the most watched sport on the planet. Many people can pick up a soccer ball and kick it. Easy to learn,...