City Times

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

News

• Face-lift begins for City College
• Dark as crystal: Documentary reveals the faces of meth
• 'Music Matters' to kids in need
• Take Note - Finances, warnings and photographs
• MIT responds to inquiry on endowment, tuition
• Recent increase in shootings ignites debate about causes
• Illinois students obtained shooting news in variety of ways
• CALENDAR
• Rainy day Valentine
• Out of reach?
• Changing opportunities into success
• Prop 92 Goes Bust Amidst California's Budget Worries
• Skin cancer on the rise
• State senator seeks bill for student press
• TAKE NOTE: Business leadership to studying abroad
• Learning to serve ...
• The cafeteria and all that jazz
• CALENDAR 2
• Vox Populi 2

Sports

• Softball team optimistic at start of season
• Knights defeated in last seconds
• Yoga gives SDSU pitchers a different kind of workout
• San Diego State's basketball team's hopes stay alive
• GAME LINEUP
• Softball prevails
• New players growing match by match
• GAME LINEUP 2

Features

• BLACK HISTORY MONTH - Chic Streetman's 'Syncopation' uplifting blues
• BLACK HISTORY MONTH - Multimedia show covers Jena 6, post-Katrina life
• Digging through time
• ADVENTURES OF THE FRU-GAL - Clip the coupons while living on a college budget
• Diversity talk headlined by Superior Court judge
• ADVENTURES OF THE FRU-GAL: Getting out and about on a thin dime for the Break

Arts

• Jazz legend Jon Mayer kicks off tour and packs Saville Theatre
• Mortenson serves 'Three Cups of Tea' to audience
• Masks come to life at Saville
• FOOD REVIEW - Urban Solace brings wellness to your wallet
• Louis XIV gives '70s glam new life with second release on Atlantic
• Celebrating International Women's Day at City College
• JAZZ REVIEW: David Newman kicks off JazzLive at Saville Theater
• CD REVIEW: Grand Ole Party hits it big
• BOOK REVIEW: Escape themed classics selected for Spring Break reading

Opinion

• VIEWPOINT - Parking Etiquette 101: Pull forward, please
• VIEWPOINT - Faith in the dark
• Vox Populi
• Shock value dies with victim
• Spring cleaning at SDSU leaves some in the dust
• EDITORIAL CARTOON

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