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By Cailie Skelton Arts & Entertainment Editor Kailana Decker is the definition of color. With bright red sunglasses, bright magenta tights, a purple cardigan and a lavender colored scarf accenting her black dress and cowboy boots, she certainly stands out in a crowd. This is Decker's first semester

By Liska Koenig CHIEF COPY EDITOR At the corner of 22nd and Valencia Streets, just a short stroll away from City College's Mission campus, is a hip but unpretentious breakfast spot called Boogaloos. It's a good place for down-to-earth comfort food spiced up with a touch

By Cailie Skelton STAFF WRITER Eloy Cipriano fell in love when he was nine and by the time he was 15 he knew he wanted to dedicate his life to his love. What he loved, of course, was Hip-Hop. Cipriano is just one of many different musicians at City College.

By Greg Zeman CONTRIBUTING WRITER A patrol of knee-high, spherical, steel robots with colorful, blinking, gyroscopic brains glided through the crowd of people, stopping intermittently to nudge or observe a particular individual. A vision of a terrifying future? Perhaps, but it was also part of the vibrant scene at the

'My Suicide' - not just another teen drama By Aaron Light CONTRIBUTING WRITER High school is hell. Between the mindless busywork, pressure from parents and peers and raging hormones, it can be the single most unnecessarily frustrating, if not downright difficult period of most people’s lives. Not