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City College softball and baseball highlight weekend

Softball, baseball leads the way for Knights' teams with excellent weeks.

Sonny Garibay, Sports Editor • March 19, 2019

San Diego City College softball team took full advantage of the warm weather this weekend, hosting five games and winning two of the three games that they played.

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Umoja bring music, pizza, and mathematics to City College

Math Jam helped students have fun and provided tutoring services.

Scott Gardinier, Staff Writer • March 15, 2019

The UMOJA community at San Diego City College brought music and pizza to many students at the Math Center and Curran Plaza during yesterday’s Math Jam.

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Panel of formerly incarcerated individuals speak at City College

Life experiences and the struggle with the stigma of being formerly incarcerated were issues discussed by panelist.

Uyen Pham, Staff Writer • March 15, 2019

San Diego City College’s World Culture Program, in partnership with Urban Scholars Union, brought to campus a panel of formerly incarcerated individuals on Wednesday. The We Are People Too event...

Three-game weekend for City College softball

Knights face three out-of-conference teams in two days.

Sonny Garibay, Sports Editor • March 15, 2019

The San Diego City College softball team will take a break from conference play this weekend, with games against Ventura College, Santa Barbara City College and L.A. Harbor College.

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Emotional roller-coaster of state championship relived at City College

A documentary by a City alumnus retells the highs and lows of the 2017 basketball championship run.

Vicky Pineda, Assistant Sports Editor • March 14, 2019

San Diego City College World Cultures presented a screening of “The City’s Champions,” a documentary made by alumnus David Pradel. The documentary followed the Knights’ journey to the 2017 California State Championship and also honors one of the players, Nate Edwards.

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Human issues, experiences displayed on stage at New Play Festival

The City College play festival found success in its opening two nights.

Angel Cazares, Staff Writer • March 10, 2019

San Diego City College students have had the opportunity to write and submit plays to the New Play Festival to be showcased to audiences on campus during the past four years. This year’s plays touched on subjects like drugs, family and what it means to lose someone close.

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Women Rock Conference empowers students at San Diego City College

Conference kicked off list of Women’s History Month events.

Elisabeth Vermeulen and Uyen Pham • March 9, 2019

City Women Rock Conference was all about women. The one-day conference held at City College on Friday contained a meaningful message that connected audience members to those who have come before them, especially women of color.

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Local college abruptly closes its doors on students

City College ready to help displaced students.

Jonny Rico and David Ahumada • March 8, 2019

The Art Institute of California-San Diego, closed its doors today, only days after alerting students and faculty.

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City College clubs reach out to students at Club Rush

After two previous attempts, Club Rush finally happened in the MS quad.

City Times Staff • March 7, 2019

San Diego City College officials finally got good weather on Thursday for the third attempt at Club Rush.There were 11 clubs taking part in the event this year, including UMOJA, Nursing Student Association and Puente.

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City College website continues steady improvements

Broken links from the old website are soon to be fixed

Brian Mohler, Arts & Entertainment Editor • March 6, 2019

City Times previously reported the website was redesigned to be more user-friendly for students, but students are still reporting trouble with broken links.

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Knights tennis extends win streak

City College tennis grabs eighth consecutive victory.

Sonny Garibay, Sports Editor • March 5, 2019

The San Diego City College men’s tennis team extended their winning streak to eight when they beat Glendale College at home Friday night.

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Author brings views on the struggles of undocumented Latinos to City College

A book by Cal State San Marcos professor brings light to the lives of Latinos and immigrants.

Kristin Dixon, Newsletter Editor • March 5, 2019

Author and professor Dr. Marisol Clark-Ibáñez presented a lecture and a Q&A session on her book “Undocumented Latino Youth: Navigating Their Worlds” at San Diego City College on Monday. The...

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