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Long-awaited opening of New Central Library finally arrives

Torrey Spoerer • September 29, 2013

In a historic decision, on June 28, 2010, the City Council approved construction of the new San Diego Central Library to improve the 35-branch library system and benefit future generations.The new Central...

Break in and assault in Career Technology Center

William Morse • September 26, 2013

An intruder assaulted a cosmetology instructor after rifling through the teacher’s personal supplies at the Career Technology Center on Sept. 18. The instructor was not hurt and was able to chase...

Man armed with scissors shot by police

Christopher Handloser • September 21, 2013

A man brandishing a pair of scissors was shot by a San Diego Police officer at the corner of Garnet and Dawes in Pacific Beach on Saturday evening. In an official release, Capt. Terry McManus said that...

Cancer diagnosis shakes athletics department

LaShawn Encarnacion • September 18, 2013

*Sept. 19 - Update: We've received word from Athletics Director Kathy McGinnis, that Coach Colbert passed away Wednesday night. Our thoughts and condolences go out to his family.A longtime and highly respected...

Police report: Three bikes, purse stolen in first few weeks

William Morse • September 14, 2013

Just a month into the new semester and a handful of crimes have been reported to Campus Police including theft and harassment.Three bikes and a purse were stolen on campus during the first three weeks...

Seeds @ City strives to receive $15,000 grant

Torrey Spoerer • September 14, 2013

Seeds @ City Urban Farm has entered a voting contest to win a $15,000 grant from Gardens for Good, an agricultural fundraising program sponsored by organic packaged food producers Nature's Path. Students...

Orientation for new cosmetology students

veronica gaeta • September 13, 2013

The City College cosmetology department will be hosting an orientation for potential students to its Certificate of Cosmetology program Sept. 16 at 1 p.m. in the Career Technology Center, located on 16th...

Fire alarm crashes classes

Mary Watson • September 8, 2013

A fire alarm chased the occupants of the V building to the scorching streets Thursday afternoon, disrupting classes.Campus police officers raced up the stairs to the fifth floor of the Career Technology...

Protesters rally against possible U.S. involvement in war with Syria

September 4, 2013

Jessica RamirezA variety of signs could be seen during a rally protesting possible U.S. military involvement in a war against Syria. Protesters held up signs during the event which was held in conjunction...

Three bikes stolen first week of fall semester

August 30, 2013

William MorseThree bikes were stolen in the first week of class at San Diego City College, according to campus police. According to campus police, one of the thefts occurred outside the C Building and...

Summer ends for City College students

Jennifer Manalili • August 27, 2013

For City College students, summer came to an end when the fall semester began last week.Professors opened their doors and staff were on campus to welcome both returning students as well as new ones on...

A ‘forbidden’ view

J. Rae Chipera, Michelle Moran, City Times • August 18, 2013

This summer, Professor Dave Eichinger led a photography exhibition called “Cuba Foto.” The week-long trip gave students the chance to experience Cuban culture, learn about the broken relationship...

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