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Playboy’s “Sexiest Sportscaster of the Year” seems to be the only sports journalism award that women have a shot at winning. Beyond that, women are buried in the 10 percent of female sports journalists or commodified as the pretty faces with microphones on the sidelines…

Alexa Lomberg, March 11, 2016 5 min read  
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The Film Department’s Reel Deal 

Film and digital media at UC Santa Cruz teaches students more than the typical shooting, editing and production aspects of film. After UCSC’s film department was ranked No. 7 for Best Bachelor’s Program for Film, Video and Photographic Arts by College Factual, UCSC was also…

Cindy Ho, December 4, 2014 4 min read  

Level Up Supports Local Gaming Community 

Tucked away on a side street along Pacific Avenue is Santa Cruz’s only local video game store — Level Up. Founded two years ago by Jerry Abreu, Level Up is both a video game retailer and a hub for collaborative and competitive gaming, serving as a gaming museum and a place for gamers to come together and discuss the gaming experience.

Aron Garst, April 22, 2014 4 min read  

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