City Times

Knights edged out by Olympians

City College softball team suffers loss against conference rival Mesa College, 7-2

David Pradel, Sports Editor • March 24, 2015

In the opening minutes, Mesa College got on the scoreboard first and never looked back as the Knights softball team was defeated by their conference rivals 7-2 at home on March 11. “I think overall...

Knights go down in 29-hit game against Comets

Holly Bridges • March 24, 2015

Some people say baseball is a boring, simple game but in reality it's a very complex game filled with a lot of strategy and many interesting scenarios. A variety of different situations and plays can pop...

Knights lose battle against Comets

On the court, errors strike men’s volleyball team in loss against conference foe Palomar College

David Pradel, Sports Editor • March 24, 2015

A total of 44 kills, 60 digs and 40 assists — but it wasn’t enough for the Knights volleyball team as they were defeated at home by the Palomar College Comets, 3-1 on March 13. “(The loss) was...

‘Fifty Shades’ casts gray area on relationships

Jennifer Manalili, Editor in Chief • March 15, 2015

Women grow up being told that they cannot love or yearn for sex in the same way men can, but the success of “Fifty Shades of Grey” has helped change that conversation. It’s opened a door to discuss...

Everybody plays: A look at video games’ most outspoken critic, why her arguments for change of gender tropes are misguided

Angelica Wallingford, Editor in Chief • March 15, 2015

To advocate for an issue that you're passionate about is admirable, however, to demonize an entire group of people in the name of the issue your advocating for is completely and utterly wrong. Take...

A Helping hand: Multifaceted Child Development Center provides learning experience for student-parents and children

Holly Bridges • March 14, 2015

The San Diego City College Child Development Center serves many purposes. The on-campus childcare center serves students, student-parents and children. It features a playground for playing, a classroom...

Broadcasters should stick to news and not storytelling

Phoenix Webb • March 11, 2015

The public looks to journalists to report the news. Journalists, especially news broadcasters, are taken seriously. What is reported is accepted as truth and when a journalist is discovered to have created...

SoundBreak: Punk’s not dead: A look at some of punk rock’s best albums, artists and eras

Angelica Wallingford, Editor in Chief • March 11, 2015

A look at some of punk rock’s best albums, artists and eras

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Pulling all the punches: Students get on the mat and exchange blows for new MMA club on campus

Cherelle Roberts • March 10, 2015

Students get on the mat and exchange blows for new MMA club on campus

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Basketball wraps in disappointment

Men's basketball team suffers loss in the playoff stage against West L.A.

David Pradel, Sports Editor • March 10, 2015

Men's basketball team suffers loss in the playoff stage against West L.A.

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It’s all according to plan

Phoenix Webb • March 10, 2015

“Got an ed plan?” was a question seen on campus at the beginning of this semester in the form of pins, pens, pamphlets, on the school website and on banners. It was a campaign designed to make San...

Editorial: Security in question

Richard Lomibao, Opinion Editor • March 10, 2015

Safety on campus continues to be troublesome. On March 3, a student was reported victim to a sexual battery incident behind a dumpster on the west side of the Learning Resource Center, which occurred...