City Times

Obama seeks lower tuition

Michael A. Liggins • October 22, 2012

According to a Gallop Poll conducted in April of this year, President Barack Obama is still favored as leader by 60 percent of young Americans ages 18-29. To consolidate his connection with young voters...

Romney wants private funding

Fahima Paghmani • October 22, 2012

If elected as president, Mitt Romney will pursue a sincere education plan to reform interest of students and parents ahead for interest about education and provide a chance for every child to appreciate...

Rain or shine, City unites

Mariel Mostacero • October 22, 2012

Even with a rainy day, The Uprising was still able to host the Club Revolution event Oct. 11 in the cafeteria, opening its doors to other clubs that also participated this year. “We opened up our...

The real story on immigration

Jennifer Manalili • October 22, 2012

Award winning filmmaker Eren McGinnis returned to City College and presented her film “Beyond the Border” at a World Cultures event on Oct. 16 to a packed room. The film follows the Ayalas, a...

Suicide prevention website launches for Californians

Jennifer Manalili • October 22, 2012

As part of a Suicide Prevention Initiative, the state of California has recently launched a suicide prevention website. Done through the California Mental Health Services Authority’s (CalMHSA) Know the...

A chance to chat with campus police

Adam Burkhart • October 22, 2012

The San Diego Community College District Police Department hosted “Coffee with Cops” Oct. 18 at Gorton Quad, a meet-and-greet event for students to familiarize themselves with the district’s police...

Simply delicious pumpkin muffins

Jennifer Manalili • October 22, 2012

Fall is here! And not too soon from now, it will be Halloween again! Not only is it my favorite holiday but this time of year also means having pumpkin readily available at so many stores again - which...

New faculty art exhibit opens

Fahima Paghmani • October 22, 2012

The Luxe Gallery Art Exhibition had its grand opening on Oct 11. The Art Exhibition is located on the fifth floor of the V building. The exhibition was full of attention grabbing displays accompanied...

Dia de los muertos celebrates tradition

Amanda Rhoades • October 22, 2012

The San Diego City College Languages Department, in partnership with the World Cultures Program, hosts its annual Día de los Muertos celebration on Nov. 1 to remember those who have passed. City College...

Preview of the Wii-U

Adam Baird • October 22, 2012

Nintendo is to video games as Disney is to animation; both holding the most historically iconic names of their respective genres, and both being leaders of innovation within their industries. Nintendo...

San Diego Asian Film Fest kicks off

Jennifer Manalili • October 22, 2012

The largest showcase of Asian cinema in the western U.S. will embark on its 13th year with its producers under a new banner called the Pacific Arts Movement. The San Diego Asian Film Festival, an event...

‘Sinister’ proves creepy

Mariel Mostacero • October 22, 2012

“Sinister” might do some harm to a sensitive psyche. Released Oct. 12 to audiences nationwide and directed by Scott Derrickson, this film starred Ethan Hawke as protagonist Ellison Oswalt, a true...