By Rosemarie Davis City Times Do you like to push yourself to the limit to see exactly what it is that you're made of? Or if you work out to the point where you feel like your chest is going to explode...

By John Holthus U-WIRE When will people ever learn? After a major catastrophe such as a zombie-producing virus wipes out the entire population of Britain, it's probably not a good idea to try to go back...

By Josie Salazar City Times Shrek the Third (in theaters now): This movie seems to bring out all the other side elements from the first two movies, if you want to see more of Puss in Boots (Antonio Banderas)...

By Shanika Whaley City Times Serving delicious dishes and treats with an Old World taste and charm, a new restaurant in Little Italy is bound to wrap its way around the whole community. "Ciao, Come...

By Berlyn James Wieland Contributor Every Monday and Wednesday at 11:10 a.m., 16 actors gather to improve their arts in the film and TV class. San Diego actor Spike Sorrentino has been teaching this...

By Brittany Arquette City Times From a cheerleader in Mexico to an NBC video editor, City student Micaela Arroyo has had a long, hard two years. But this June as she accepts her diploma, she'll put those...

By Lindsay Gross Contributor "And the Emmy goes to." Sitting, waiting, crossing fingers and toes, you anxiously await to see if it is your name that they call. For Tony Sanchez, Benjamin Cruz, Micaela...

By Rebecca Saffran City Times When the winners of "City Works 2007" gathered May 12 for their annual release party at City to read their work, I didn't know whether to laugh, hang my head or cry. Writers...

By Josie Salazar City Times San Diego City College has its very own weatherman and jazz artist on campus. But you won't see Dave Scott in front of the camera singing about jazzy weather patterns in his...

The City College dance department performs on May 18 during "An Evening of Dance" at Saville Theatre. Directed by Alicia Rincon, the performance highlighted dancers through contemporary choreography and...

By Tasha Ball Contributor Simone Laubenthal's students don't listen to a word she says, and that's exactly how she likes it. Laubenthal, 37, teaches American Sign Language classes at San Diego City College,...

By Mariana Lima Contributor If you are curious to taste English black pudding, Japanese miso soup and rice for breakfast or simply want to make friends, the address is the same for both - room L-208c....