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City College President Ricky Shabazz, far left, and Associate Professor of Music and Commercial Music and faculty advisor to SD Knights Records, Mike Espar, left, listen to student music released on SD Knight Records in the City College music studio, Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2024. Photo by Danny Straus/City Times Media

City College’s SD Knights Records releases album showcasing range of student talent

Student-founded record label celebrates with listening party in Curan Plaza
Danny Straus, Sports Editor • December 6, 2024
Student-founded record label celebrates with listening party in Curan Plaza
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Logic at Colorado performing on September 14, 2018 at Grandoozy. Photo provided by https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Logic_(rapper)

REVIEW: Logic’s ‘Ultra 85’ album promotes peace, love, positivity

Logic’s magnum opus brings positive messages to the world and rap community
Tresean Osgood, Multimedia Editor • November 20, 2024

The rap community has been in turmoil over the last few years. Rap beefs and a lack of originality have been clouding the mainstream media. Logic’s latest album brings refreshing sounds and messages...

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Color Guard at Salute to Service

KNIGHT & DAY: The best things to do at City College, Nov. 8-15

City Times staff curate, share the best of what’s coming on campus
Luke Bradbury, Editor • November 7, 2024
City Times staff curate, share the best of what’s coming on campus
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In "Saging the World" the illegal harvesting, commercialization, and appropriation of white sage is discussed along with discussions from Indigenous people including Nick Rocha and Heidi Lucero on the cultural and ecological significance of white sage. Photo credit: California Native Plant Society, Inc., 2022

REVIEW: “Saging the World” describes appropriation, deforestation of white sage

The documentary shows the ecological impact of commercializing white sage on the ecosystem
Tresean Osgood, Multimedia Editor • November 6, 2024
The documentary shows the ecological impact of commercializing white sage on the ecosystem
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Moses Pinon, 57, celebrates his victory at lotería during the Día de los Muertos campus event Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2024. Photo by Luke Bradbury/City Times Media

GALLERY: City College honors the dead, celebrates Dia de los Muertos

As the month of October comes to a close, City Times shares its favorite Dia de los Muertos moments.
Luke Bradbury, Editor • November 3, 2024
As the month of October comes to a close, City Times shares its favorite Dia de los Muertos moments.
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Conrad, played by Fortino Aguilar, storms off after being rebuffed by a love interest during a performance of “Stupid F##king Bird” on Sunday, Oct. 20, 2024 at the Black Box Theatre on the campus of San Diego City College. Photo Credit: Veronica Springer/City College Theatre

REVIEW: San Diego City theatre department delivers raw, emotional performance “Stupid F##king Bird”

The modern adaptation of “The Seagull” opens Oct. 25-Nov. 2 at the Black Box Theater
David J. Bohnet, Multimedia Journalist • October 25, 2024
The modern adaptation of “The Seagull” opens Oct. 25-Nov. 2 at the Black Box Theater
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La clase en “John Proctor es el Villano” estalla en celebración al completar un proyecto escolar, 3 de octubre. Crédito de la foto: Veronica Springer/Teatro del City College

RESEÑA: El programa de teatro del City College ofrece una nueva perspectiva sobre una discusión antigua en una obra nueva

“John Proctor es el Villano” se estrena el 4 de Octubre y estará en cartelera hasta el 11 de Octubre
David J. Bohnet, Periodista Multimedia • October 10, 2024
“John Proctor es el Villano” se estrena el 4 de Octubre y estará en cartelera hasta el 11 de Octubre
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Cal State San Marcos professor and poet Jason Magabo Perez, left, alongside fellow poets Bara’ah Oriqat, center, and Summer Farah, right, answer questions posed by attendees at the Poetry for Palestine event at City College, Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024. Photo by Jordan Bell/City Times Media

Local poets perform at City College Poetry for Palestine event

Mix of original poetry, poems from recommended poets like June Jordan entertained standing-room-only campus audience
Jordan Bell, Multimedia Journalist • October 8, 2024
Mix of original poetry, poems from recommended poets like June Jordan entertained standing-room-only campus audience
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The class in “John Proctor is the Villain” erupts in celebration upon the completion of a class project. Oct. 3. Photo credit: Veronica Springer/City College Theater

REVIEW: City College theatre program delivers fresh take on age-old discussion in new play

“John Proctor is the Villain” opens Oct. 4, runs through Oct. 11
David J. Bohnet, Multimedia Journalist • October 4, 2024
“John Proctor is the Villain” opens Oct. 4, runs through Oct. 11
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City College freshman Christopher Miramontes (9) battles for possession with a College of the Canyons defender at home, August 30, 2024. Photo by Danny Straus/City Times Media

KNIGHT & DAY: The best things to do at City College Oct. 4-10

City Times staff curate, share the best of what’s coming on campus
Luke Bradbury, Antoio Jaimes, Danny Straus, and Elvis To • October 3, 2024
City Times staff curate, share the best of what’s coming on campus
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City College Student Health Services peer educator Cipriana Bethea, left, finishes leading a small group yoga session as business administration student Martin Hoang, right, gathers his belongings at the Suicide Prevention Fair held on the A Bilding Patio, Monday, Sept. 23, 2024. Photo by Jordan Bell/City Times Media

City College hosts Suicide Prevention Fair for second consecutive year

The Sept. 23 event allowed students to connect to nearly 20 organizations that offered tools, resources to take care of their mental health
Jordan Bell, Multimedia Journalist • September 25, 2024
The Sept. 23 event allowed students to connect to nearly 20 organizations that offered tools, resources to take care of their mental health
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In "Hispanic Americans: One or Many Cultures?", three Hispanic Americans—New York Justice Frank Torres, a Puerto Rican; Cuban-born former Miami mayor Xavier Suarez; and Mexican restaurateur Gordino Velasco—discuss what unites and divides the various groups. Photo credit: MG Perin, Inc., 1995

REVIEW: ‘Hispanic Americans: One or Many Cultures?’ offers an unbiased perspective on cultural diversity

Embrace cultural diversity in time to celebrate the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month
Tresean Osgood, Multimedia Editor • September 16, 2024
Embrace cultural diversity in time to celebrate the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month
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