Do you have an adventurous streak and would like to try something new? If you're up for a challenge then try indoor rock climbing (also known as free climbing). It's a fun alternative sport and is a great...

By Brittany Arquette City Times Walk into any Bally's or 24 Hour Fitness and it's the same thing: for only a couple of hundred dollars down and $40 a month, you can become a member. But at that price,...

By Cameron Mason City Times The Harry West Gymnasium was completed in Oct. of 2005 to accommodate indoor athletics played at San Diego City College. The facility was built to replace a previously inadequate...

By Rebecca Saffran City Times "Freeway Fliers": part-time professors who pay their dues by commuting between two or three campuses while working to achieve a full-time appointment on one. Andi Miliburn,...

By Tala Bashmi City Times After a decade-long absence, the San Diego City College women's basketball team has been reinstated. The Knights struggled during the pre-season, finishing 1-13, as well as...

By Lauren Ciallella City Times News of this distinctive wine shop had the six of us traipsing to Little Italy for a Saturday evening at Tango. Sidestepping wine store convention, their quirky twist on...

By Lauren Ciallella City Times Donning a scarlet burlesque, can-can dress (one of many costumes changes), an enthused Laura Jane (LJ) cruised the main stage while emceeing San Diego's third Indie Music...

By Rebecca Saffran City Times A class unlike any other, City College's EuroFoto offers students the opportunity to learn new photo techniques, earn class units, and see some amazing places. Photo department...

By Nicole Burdette City Times On the corner of Fourth and Market and just a hop, skip and jump away from the main street of San Diego's Gaslamp District, CafÇ Bassam has served coffee connoisseurs since...

Education is a right and not a privilege Dear Editor: I would be most disagreeable in your "real world" of intolerance. In response to your article entitled "The liberal hippies at Berkeley need to look...

By Stephen Burgers City Times When I was in third grade, we celebrated the first Earth Day. My school was in a middle class neighborhood which afforded each student a pine seedling to take home and plant. I...

By Luis Bahena City Times I always find myself asking the question, "How much can people find out about you by learning about what you do?" This question was most recently raised by a small assignment...