City Times

We are the makers of music, we are the dreamers of dreams

Heric Rubio • September 25, 2012

Throughout my life, I’ve wanted to pursue countless careers. But when I’d get bored of one, I’d always go back to my dream of being a writer. At least until something else intrigued me for two weeks. However,...

Tablets or textbooks?

Editorial Board • September 25, 2012

This is a question that many college students face these days. There are benefits and pitfalls to both sides. So, which option should students be given? The easy answer is to give students both options...

Madden has evolved yet again

Michael Liggins • September 25, 2012

From the moment you upload Madden 13 into your gaming console, it becomes obvious that the franchise has once again evolved. Ray Lewis, the starting linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens, gives a captivating...

Film festival brings back ‘reel’ movies

Jennifer Manalili • September 25, 2012

A shiny new version of a beloved annual event will debut as the San Diego Film Festival returns Sept. 26-30. Originally an event more renowned for its parties, a number of different creative renovations...

Oceanside rocks the night away

Issa Lozano • September 25, 2012

On Sept. 16, local alternative music radio station 94/9 threw one of the biggest parties of the summer when it brought the “Independence Jam: Coastal Invasion” festival to the Oceanside Pier. Hundreds...

DubFX drops in on San Diego

Jennifer Manalili • September 25, 2012

Dubstep lovers will want to be at 4th and B when it presents “#Addicted to Dub,” a concert welcoming Dub FX with Flower Fairy, Dnareophobe, and Starfightez to their location at 345 B St. in downtown. FX,...

City driven to donate blood

Felisa Leonard • September 25, 2012

A blood and bone marrow registry drive was held on Sept. 11 from noon to 3 p.m in Gorton Quad. The San Diego Blood Bank had two bloodmobiles on site staffed with nurses and volunteers ready to take...

Filner speaks on Constitution

Benny A McFadden • September 25, 2012

U.S. Congressman and mayoral candidate Bob Filner took the stage at Saville Theatre on Monday, Sept. 17 to commemorate the World Cultures sponsored event, Constitution Week. Filner lectured on the U.S....

Chancellor troubled by ‘assault on athletics’

Amanda Rhoades • September 25, 2012

San Diego City College hosted a Chancellor’s Forum in the faculty dining room on Sept. 18 to address major changes in state policy affecting the San Diego Community College District. “Most troubling...

City fall festival canceled

Amanda Rhoades • September 25, 2012

The San Diego City College annual Fall Harvest Festival has been cancelled this year due to a lack of funding. The festival has occurred annually each October. For the last three years, a private source...

Scare up some food donations

Benny A McFadden • September 25, 2012

City College’s emergency food pantry is hoping to restock it’s shelves in October with “Scare Away Hunger,” an early Fall request for donations. Non-perishable food items such as canned ...

City College wins top honors on Rate My Professor

Andrew Hahn and Jennifer Manalili • September 25, 2012

Out of the 7,500 schools and 1.5 million professors listed on the website RateMyProfessor.com, San Diego City College was named the top community college in the nation with Kristen Cole, a professor of...