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From Ocean Ave to Tuscaloosa: The Amazing Journey of Eliott Baker

By Patrick Cochran Elliot Baker is sitting on top of the college football universe. In January he transferred from City College, where he started for two years at offensive tackle, to perennial powerhouse the University of Alabama. But Baker’s journey to Tuscaloosa hasn’t been a straight path and

Kicking it with Jesse Bareilles

On a team with as much talent as the City College women’s soccer team, it can be hard for a player to stand out. But sophomore forward Jesse Bareilles is setting herself apart from the rest of the pack with her incredible performance on the field and in the classroom.

Undervalued quarterback finds home at City College

Lavell McCullers uprooted his life to move 2,558 miles away from family and friends, just to have a shot at his dream in San Francisco.

My Swimming Journey

By Daniela Fiestas-Paredes I did not grow up swimming like most competitive swimmers. In fact, I started swimming at the age of six, but by age 10 I decided to quit. Last spring, I decided to enroll in an intermediate swimming class in order to lose some weight. The first

Athletic Trainer Is College’s Secret Champion

By Shannon Cole It’s a good day when no one notices Addie Martin. “Unless someone screws up or someone gets really badly injured, no one ever notices me,” Martin said. “I think it’s a good day when no one even knows I exist during a football game.” Though

Liz Thompson Swims Towards Success

By Margaret Weir Liz Thompson is a team player. She became captain of the City College women’s swim team when her teammate Daniela Fiestas-Paredes recommended her to the coach. “I said, ‘I think the person who would be a good captain is Liz,’” Fiestas-Paredes said. Thompson began swimming casually