City Times

Women’s soccer team loses in a devastating battle against Palomar College

Franchesca Walker • October 10, 2014

The San Diego City College women’s soccer team lost during a home game against Palomar College (1-0) on Oct. 3. The Lady Knights have had a shaky season with only two wins at home. Within the first...

City student injured in on-campus daytime assault

Torrey Spoerer and Paola Garcia • October 9, 2014

Suspected assailant arrested at MS building

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Editorial: Three feet too far

Troy Orem • October 8, 2014

To say that bicycles are the scourges of the road is an understatement. They are some of the most inconsiderate users of the public roadways and yet our government continues making special concessions...

New law won’t fix real problems: Three Feet for Safety Act will increase tension between motorists and cyclists

Celia Jimenez • October 8, 2014

On Sept. 16, the Three Feet for Safety Act became effective in California with the intention of providing safer roads for cyclists and creating a better interaction between drivers and cyclists. But will...

Women’s volleyball team finishes second overall in San Diego City College tournament

David Pradel, Sports Editor • October 3, 2014

Freshman Tristan Self named all-tournament player

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Teamwork at the park

Miguel Cid • September 30, 2014

Students met up at Cesar Chavez Park at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 20, to roll up their sleeves and put on gloves, leading a cleanup in the Barrio Logan community. In the past years, City College faculty...

Women’s soccer team suffers another loss

Franchesca Walker • September 29, 2014

The San Diego City College women's soccer team suffered another loss during a home game against San Bernardino Valley College, losing in a 4-2 battle on Sept. 19. Last week, the Lady Knights won their...

Constellations brought to life through planetarium tour

Troy Orem • September 27, 2014

Students and faculty alike were treated to a tour of City College's planetarium through a demonstration put on by World Cultures. Astronomy Professor Dr. Lisa Will demonstrated the power of the planetarium,...

Jazz Live pays homage to Lou Curtiss

Richard Lomibao • September 27, 2014

With his passion for keeping traditional music alive, music junkie and pioneer Lou Curtiss has put San Diego on the map. Known to most as the owner of hidden gem Folk Art Rare Records, Curtiss has also...

Women’s cross-country team competes in the socal preview meet

David Pradel, Sports Editor • September 27, 2014

The San Diego City College women’s cross-country team traveled up north on Sept. 19 to compete against 26 teams from across the Southern California region in the SoCal Preview Meet at Woodley Park in...

Men’s cross-country team finishes 2nd overall at Aztec invitational

David Pradel, Sports Editor • September 27, 2014

The family-friendly Mission Bay Park was turned into a competitive cross-country race as a stampede of runners and spectators flooded the park for the 70th annual San Diego Aztec Invitational on Sept....

Balboa Park hosts ‘Taste of Asia’ Sept. 27

Richard Lomibao • September 26, 2014

Without having to travel to Asia, groups like the Asian Coalition Club and House of China invite others to catch a glimpse of Asian culture in Balboa Park this weekend."It's our gift to the public," said...