East Village welcomes baseball season with block party

kaily sanders
April 17, 2013 • 180 views
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The energy was high as Padres fans, decorated in home colors, walked the streets enjoying live music and eating traditional fair foods with their friends and families.J Street was closed from Sixth to Tenth avenues on April 9, celebrating the return of baseball season with the Third Annual Padres Opening... Read more »

City will have a new student services center, just not yet

Klarissa Sanchez
April 17, 2013 • 380 views
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Now that Mesa College has inaugurated its state-of-the-art Student Services building, City students might be wondering why they don’t have such a facility. The answer is that they will have one, but not for another couple of years. The Students Services facility at Mesa opened on Feb. 25.... Read more »

Perez ordered out of courtroom

Allison Browne
March 1, 2013 • 1,379 views
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Armando Gabriel Perez, 39, the suspect in the Diana Gonzales murder case, was ordered to leave the courtroom due to lack of cooperation only a few minutes into his arraignment on Feb. 28. Perez appeared before Judge Peter Deddeh at the San Diego Superior Courthouse located downtown at 1:30 p.m. Perez... Read more »

City Students hit the airwaves

Allison Browne
February 20, 2013 • 329 views
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Even though most of the campus is deserted late Wednesday night, about a dozen students are eagerly preparing for the launch of SDS radio - Student Designed Sound. "They've been talking about this for a couple years.We'll be the first class to actually be on air, so we are the pioneers," Donna Kuhn,... Read more »

Math and Social Sciences building opens

Allison Browne
February 19, 2013 • 305 views
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The new Math and Social Science (MS) Building, located on the corner of 16th and C street, is officially open for the spring semester. At approximately 66,000 square feet, the building adds 398 parking spaces, 33 general use classrooms, and multiple faculty offices. The main areas of study hosted in... Read more »

Commemorating victims of abuse

Fahima Paghmani
October 23, 2012 • 531 views
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Amidst heartbreaking pauses and tearful eyes, people who knew Diana Gonzalez recounted the unaccomplished hopes and dreams she once had. City College hosted a memorial in her honor on Oct. 11.  The event was also used to promote awareness for domestic abuse victims. Nineteen-year-old Diana Gonzalez,... Read more »

Elephant vs. donkey: Students have a clear choice in November

Fahima Paghmani
October 22, 2012 • 584 views
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President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney bump heads in many areas, but when the attention is pointed towards education, both parties could not emphasize more the importance of this topic.  Although Obama and Romney each have their own agendas in regards to education, they seem to completely agree... Read more »

Photographers wanted

May 17, 2012 • 293 views
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Expo celebrates learning

May 8, 2012 • 445 views
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Research and projects fill Gorton Quad   A high-energy exhibition showcasing the variety, shared experiences and scholastic development at City College exploded in a barrage of song, dance and creativity. The event, the 8th Annual Student Project and Research Symposium, was held on May 2... Read more »

Age 16 and graduating

Benny A. McFadden
May 8, 2012 • 379 views
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City College can soon list 16-year-old Ashley Mittelman among its alumni. Mittelman graduated high school with the class of 2011 from Mount Shasta High School in what normally would have been her sophomore year.  She achieved this feat by attending College of the Siskiyous, Mount Shasta’s local... Read more »