City Times

Spitting up teeth: Survival in the City

Mark Elliott • May 12, 2015

Editor’s note: This is the second installment of a two-part series on City Boxing. All the time I’ve spent watching stories center in a ring, be it cartoons, boxing, MMA or Professional Wrestling,...

City College helps out local community during Week of Service

Cherelle Roberts • May 12, 2015

City College students, faculty and staff lent their hands and time to help those in need during the biannual Week of Service April 13-17. The weeklong event occurs each semester where volunteers serve...

Miko Peled voices controversial take on Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Cherelle Roberts • May 6, 2015

Miko Peled, author of "The General’s Son," made an appearance at San Diego City College on March 23 to give a presentation on his take on the Israeli and Palestinian conflict. For those who may not...

‘Grease’ blazes at the Saville

Holly Bridges • April 21, 2015

There was a streak of musical magic on opening night of the production “Grease” at the San Diego City College Saville Theatre. Directed by June E. Richards, the show started off with wonderful...

Student Eats: New York bagels, San Diego style

Phoenix Webb • April 21, 2015

Brooklyn Bagel & Bialy offers a fresh and tasty twist on traditional East Coast classics

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No laughing matter

How a comic book cover pushed the limit and brought  a much needed conversation of art to the forefront

Angelica Wallingford, Editor in Chief • April 21, 2015

How a comic book cover pushed the limit and brought  a much needed conversation of art to the forefront

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Invisible Partner Inc. might be the future of online dating

Torrey Spoerer • April 21, 2015

Typically, the modern-day dating options for a gay man with limited time and a phone have often been soul-mate-seeking websites such as OkCupid, or no-strings-attached messaging apps such as Grindr, Scruff...

Letter to the editor: Soviet posters showcased skewed views of socialism

Angelica Wallingford • April 21, 2015

Dear Editor: The recent exhibit of Soviet posters at our fine art gallery on campus was a celebration of the restoration of capitalism of the former Soviet Union and the policies under the Gorbachev and...

Letter to the editor: Rely on your words, not graphics

Angelica Wallingford • April 21, 2015

Dear Editor: Regarding the debate on emojis. I have a nice solution. Simply do not utilize the damn things. I'm not so old that I am totally out of the loop with current technology and social media, but...

Dialogues of the Soviet past: Soviet history and arts exhibit draws art and history lovers out to City Gallery

Torrey Spoerer • March 24, 2015

In 1989, the Soviet Union government offered the United States a unique opportunity to view Soviet life through an exhibit of contemporary Soviet posters in a show organized by members of the American...

Con: Diverse emojis will cause issues for Apple users

Cherelle Roberts • March 24, 2015

This spring, Apple will be releasing new, racially diverse emojis. After previewing these new emoticons, I could not help but notice issues that I feel will receive negative feedback. The idea of trying...

Equipped with coffee and conversation

Holly Bridges and Aldo Ramírez • March 24, 2015

The San Diego Community College District Police Department shared smiles over cups of coffee with students for the fourth annual Coffee with a Cop event held on campus where students, staff and faculty...