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New KSDS Station Manager Ken Poston takes notes and fills out paperwork as he sits in his art-adorned office in the L building on Sept. 14, completing just one of many duties he has as the station’s new manager. Photo credit: Katherine Salindayao-White

New manager on the dial

Katherine Salindayao-White • September 28, 2015
Passionate jazz historian Ken Poston joins KSDS team at City College
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S&M’s deviled eggs may look like typical picnic fare, but the wasabi aioli and the spicy-sweet combination of honey Sriracha bacon make this appetizer stand out from the pack. Photo credit: Lauren J. Mapp

Student Eats: S&M inspires diners’ carnivorous dreams

Lauren J. Mapp • September 28, 2015
With a menu heavy on meat options, Sausage & Meat will leave you craving more
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Realms of homelessness brought to light

Destiny Ortiz • September 27, 2015

Downtown San Diego is surrounded by skyscrapers that do exactly that. They scrape the sky. When you look a little lower, you’ll find people who are walked around and stepped over. It’s the...

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A VAMP participant reads her “taking a stand” inspired monologue during the VAMP showcase on March 26. City Times archive. Photo credit: Richard Lomibao

VAMP showcase to explore ‘The Other Side’

Katherine Salindayao-White • September 6, 2015

The VAMP (Visual/Audio Monologue Performance) showcase returns for its fourth semester at City College. It will be held on Oct. 15 at the San Diego Central Library. Students can turn in a three to eight...

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“Foster Girl, A Memoir,” official image.

Memories on paperback

Georgette Todd opens up about her book “Foster Girl, A Memoir”
Franchesca Walker • May 22, 2015
Georgette Todd opens up about her book “Foster Girl, A Memoir”
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A screen capture shows the Live Show selection for the mobile rhythm game “Love Live! School Idol Festival,” where players can choose either an A-side or B-side song from school idol group μ’s (“Muse”) to play through, as well as the difficulty. Photo credit: Angelica Wallingford

Take gaming on-the-go

Angelica Wallingford, Editor in Chief • May 12, 2015
A look at a few fun and free gaming apps tailor-made for your smartphone
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Professor Wayne Hulgin helps a student during one of his drawing classes in room AH-301 at San Diego City College. Photo credit: Edgar Inda

A love for art and teaching

Edgar Inda • May 12, 2015
Professor Wayne Hulgin on his passion for his career and helping his students
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Patricia Law, costume designer and lab technician for ceramics, browses clothing during Fantastique’s $1 sale. Photo credit: Richard Lomibao

Fantastique fashion hits the campus

Franchesca Walker, Co-Arts & Features Editor • May 12, 2015

In a small space centered on the second floor the Business Technology building stands Fantastique. Run by student interns, the boutique houses business attire, accessories and books that are all donated....

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Donut Bar wows customers with a variety of creative and yummy treats. Photo credit: Jennifer Manalili

Student Eats: Dazzling donuts

Holly Bridges • May 12, 2015
Donut Bar is a feast for the eyes and the taste buds
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City College helps out local community during Week of Service

Cherelle Roberts • May 11, 2015

City College students, faculty and staff lent their hands and time to help those in need during the biannual Week of Service April 13-17. The weeklong event occurs each semester where volunteers serve...

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Miko Peled, Israeli peace activist, discusses the state of Israel and the Palestine people on March 23. Photo credit: Richard Lomibao

Miko Peled voices controversial take on Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Cherelle Roberts • May 6, 2015

Miko Peled, author of "The General’s Son," made an appearance at San Diego City College on March 23 to give a presentation on his take on the Israeli and Palestinian conflict. For those who may not...

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Chor Boogie works on his latest installment “Bloom Bash” for the San Diego Museum of Art. He repeatedly spray paints a blend of floral colors onto several large canvases on April 7. Photo credit: Richard Lomibao

Creating art through the spray can

Franchesca Walker, Co-Arts & Features Editor • April 21, 2015

Artist Chor Boogie is no stranger to color. If you’re familiar with his art, you can identify the wide spectrum of colors that come together on his murals which have been seen across the globe. From...

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