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Week of Service comes to Downtown San Diego

Volunteering at Father Joe's Village was one of five opportunities extended to City College Students this week.

Lacey Stefano, Staff Writer • October 18, 2019

City College Week of Service participants volunteered at Father Joe’s Villages on Thursday to help feed homeless people in need.

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REVIEW: San Diego Symphony brings people of all ages together

Rafael Payare wows audience during energetic performance.

Jasmine Mcknight, City Times Correspondent • October 18, 2019

On Oct. 6 I attended the San Diego Symphony concert with Rafael Payare as the new conductor. I wasn’t really too sure what to expect, except maybe a lot of older people, which there were, but there was also a good mixture of younger people as well, which surprised me but also made me happy, seeing that more people around my age were starting to like classical music.

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City College students prepare for transfer

The transfer fair aided students looking to move on to universities.

Melisa Cabello-Cuahutle, News Editor • October 16, 2019

San Diego City College held its annual Transfer Fair this Tuesday, on the AH-BT Quad. The event takes place every fall semester, with the expectation of direct communication and engagement between students...

WEEK IN REVIEW: Women’s, Men’s soccer end losing streaks

City College soccer teams end skids while Women's Volleyball upsets ranked opponent.

Sonny Garibay, Editor-in-Chief • October 15, 2019

San Diego City College Women’s Soccer ended a ten game losing streak when they defeated Imperial Valley College 2-0 on Friday.

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World Coming Out Day comes to City

Three guest speakers and a City College professor shared their experiences.

Angel Cazares, Arts and Culture Editor • October 11, 2019

National Coming Out Day is a time for celebration, a time for remembrance, and most importantly a time for anyone who is LGBTQ to feel that they can come out and show their true selves to the world.

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“Pelo Malo” showcased at Subir Center

Film centered around cultural issues.

Melisa Cabello-Cuahutle, News Editor • October 11, 2019

The Dreamer Resource Center showcased the movie “Pelo Malo” (Bad Hair) last Thursday, presenting themes of racism, poverty and homophobia. The movie follows a kid named Junior who has curly hair,...

Business of Cannabis class coming to City College

BUS 145 begins Nov. 5.

Jade Benn, Staff Writer • October 10, 2019

In response to the boom in the legal cannabis industry, San Diego City College has created a first-of-its-kind class for a California community college

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City College professor gives back during Walk and Roll SD

Fundraising event also awarded eight scholarships and grants.

Sonny Garibay, Editor-in-Chief • October 7, 2019

San Diego City College Communications Professor Humberto Gurmilan knows the value of a strong support system.

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Community Recording Studio Night makes sweet music

Students and community members come together to record a cover of "Black Magic Woman"

Angel Cazares, Arts and Culture Editor • October 7, 2019

Students and community members joined together to listen to and record a cover of Carlos Santana’s, “Black Magic Woman,” at San Diego City College during an event held by the Music Program.

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College students a focus of Elizabeth Warren town hall

San Diego City College students share their thoughts on the Democratic candidate.

Lacey Stefano and Melisa Cabello-Cuahutle • October 3, 2019

Senator Elizabeth Warren who has high hopes in the 2020 presidential election spoke tonight at Waterfront Park about her campaign.

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Former punk drummer stops by City College to talk stereotypes

Xicana author and musician talked about her time in an all-female punk band.

Melisa Cabello-Cuahutle, News Editor • September 28, 2019

Former punk band member Michelle Cruz Gonzales came to San Diego City College to talk about her experience of being the only woman of color in a punk band.

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“Just Like Us” to open at City College

The first performance will be on Sept. 27 at 8 p.m. in the Black Box Theater.

Angel Cazares, Art & Culture Editor • September 26, 2019

The City College Drama Department will open its fall season with a play about four young Latinas, two of whom are undocumented, and how this affected their life. The first performance of “Just Like Us” will be on Sept. 27 at 8 p.m. in the Black Box Theater.

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