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Food Truck Rally Pulls In for a Thrill

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Hancock slams the door on Corsairs

The women's volleyball team loses in 4 sets to conference opponent Hancock College

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AS infighting delays decision on student fee, again

For the third week running, a decision on the $1.50 student organizational fee has been postponed due to bickering between AS board members.

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A "kind of" decent comedy

The new comedy is good, but not much else.

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TV picks: fall dramas

This week, the Corsair discusses the latest dramas on television.

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Carrasco tells the other side in "The Other Conquest"

Film professor Salvador Carrasco talks about his movie, "The Other Conquest," and its cultural impact.

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Men's water polo is victimized by Ventura dominance

The men's Corsair water polo squad loses to Ventura College pirates in a rout

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Ladies run away with conference win

Santa Monica's women's soccer routs the opposing Bakersfield Renegades to remain undefeated in conference play.

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Dark, comedic tale of terrorism, bombs

"Martyr Dumb," a new play aimed to spoof terrorism and offend audiences, is an unfortunate dud.

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Cheap Eats: Cafe Aroma

Lauren Walsh visits Cafe Aroma to peruse through their 52-page menu and settles on a meal worthy of review this week for Cheap Eats.

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Steampunk brings Victorian vampire hunting to life

Steampunk takes over Southern California with groups like The League of S.T.E.A.M. hosting events around Hollywood to enlighten Angelenos in regards to what the Victorian-era-zombie-capturing-gadget-wielding trend is all about.

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"Let Me In" breaks the new-age vampire trend

"Let Me In" reminds us of the good, old, blood-thirsty vampire days.

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Make-believe political pundit causes Congress to cringe

"Expert witness" Stephen Colbert stays in character, testifying before congress, championing migrant workers' rights and confounding republicans.

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Do It Yourself goes beyond glitter, glue, and grannies

DIY culture explodes in LA as people young and old are exploring their roots in crafting. From knitting, to making jewelry, to LED wine bottle lamps people are letting their craftiness flow all around town.

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Primetime Softball

Actors and crews from popular network TV shows congregate to compete in a prestigious softball league

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Contract education rasies revenue, and eyebrows

Six new contract education classes have been added to the fall schedule. Only current international students are eligible to enroll, but a lack of transparency regarding the move by college administration has caused concern among some faculty members.

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Teacher's suspension an affront to prostitution-al rights

Bronx grade school teacher, Melissa Petro, suspended after Internet disclosure of her former career as a call girl.

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Environmental PSAs bring awareness to SMC

Last week, students of all ages and from around the community premiered their environmental PSAs on campus.

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Corsairs struggle to close gap

The Ladies' water polo squad gets prominently defeated by Ventura College, 5-15

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"Halcyon Digest" a worthy indie album

Indie rock group Deerhunter continues to grow with their third full release, "Halcyon Digest."