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Eyes on the Pacific

Franchesca Walker • February 4, 2015

After a tough loss against Southwestern College on Jan. 21 for first place in the Pacific Coast-South Athletic Conference, the San Diego City College men’s basketball team isn’t looking to...

A new barrio for education

Barrio Logan in for another change with new Cesar Chavez building creeping completion

Richard Lomibao, Opinion Editor • February 3, 2015

Standing at the intersection of National Ave. and Cesar E. Chavez Prkwy. stands a new parking structure, the sun reflecting off the sparkly glass windows. Right next to it an old, brick building which...

‘Terrestrial’ set to go live Feb. 5

Torrey Spoerer • February 3, 2015

As the City Gallery opens for its second-ever semester on the San Diego City College campus, a new show titled “Terrestrial” will give viewers innovative perspectives of themes revolving around...

Evolution of an adjunct – the lengthy process for adjuncts to achieve full-time status

Phoenix Webb • December 19, 2014

Note from the editor: This is the third in a series of three stories about the gap in wages and facilities access between adjunct and full-time instructors. For the previous stories in the series see the...

A campus divided

Bridging the gap between City College’s ASG and its students

Angelica Wallingford, Editor in Chief • December 18, 2014

Off in the corner of a somewhat vacant part of campus, only steps away from the social hub that is City College’s cafeteria sits the Associated Students Government (ASG) offices. Tucked away in the corner...

A roller-coaster ride on the court

Women's basketball team finishes third place in the Knights' Colbert Classic

David Pradel, Sports Editor • December 17, 2014

Women's basketball team finishes third place in the Knights' Colbert Classic

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‘City Moves’ dancers give show-stopping performances at Saville Theatre

Amber Henry • December 12, 2014

“City Moves” was a fresh breath of air found at the Saville Theatre Dec. 5 and 6, for the student and faculty dance concert, where magic existed and the dancers and choreographers put their hearts...

‘City Moves’ dance program honors late student

Amber Henry • December 12, 2014

The City Dance Department dedicated the entire “City Moves” performance last weekend, to honor the life and impact of a passionate student choreographer and dancer, Christine Bernadette Ondevilla,...

Sound Of Silence

Becoming More Socially Aware of Who We Are Individually, it is Only Natural to Reject Surrounding Labels and Stereotypes

David Del Valle • December 12, 2014

Sometimes we become the labels we are given, other times we run away.Whether they where passed onto us from another, or given to us by ourselves, either way the labels and stereotypes that surround us...

A Silent Cry

Father of City College Student Who Died in Suicide Attempt Works to Keep Her Memory Alive Through Positive Change

Lupe Diaz • December 12, 2014

Norbert, a category three hurricane, had just swirled off the Pacific coast of Southern Baja the day before and was expected to cause up to 6-foot swells and dangerous riptides. An advisory was in effect...

City College Professors Embrace New Art Space

“We Are in Such a Great Place in the Center of Downtown,” Artist YC Kim Says

Lupe Diaz • December 12, 2014

San Diego City College now has a spacious art gallery located in Room 314 of the Arts and Humanities building thanks to a voter-approved construction bond program. “We are in such a great place in the...

Look for Some Magic in the Cafeteria

City College Student Gamers Gather Daily as Part of a Community

Dane Allen • December 12, 2014

In the college cafeteria’s northeastern corner, players, spectators, and their companions lean over a table, much like knights in King Arthur’s court around a holy grail, the game board. The waxy plastic...