When former channel 10 news anchor, Lee Ann Kim, Executive Director and co-founder of the San Diego Asian Film Festival developed the concept of SDAFF in 99, she did so with the goal of bringing a broad...

City College's Lady Knights soccer team played in a grudging match on Oct. 9 against the Palomar Comets. In a match that saw several yellow cards and was filled with very rough play, City managed to hold...

City College played Imperial Valley on Oct. 14 in the fourth game of the Pacific Coast Conference Championships. Kristina Fernendez (left) and Chelsey Nicole (right) of the Knights look on as Darlene Nwagbuo...

The San Diego Blood Bank donation bus stopped at Gordon Quad on Oct. 14 to attract City students to make a contribution. Ignacio Valle, pre-nursing student, says he tries to donate blood "every opportunity...

Haunted Trail of Balboa Park Sixth Avenue and Laurel Street (main entrance); Now through Oct. 31; Admission $15; Contact (619) 239-0512 or balboapark. org and hauntedhotel. com Haunted Hotel 424 Market...

It's 9:55 p.m. on Wednesday Sept. 30; Leo Cates arrives to San Diego City College in his 1964 Ford Mustang aka "The Jazz Mobile." The thin-framed seasoned senior citizen steps out of his car in sweats,...

"Hey Hey Ho Ho, homophobia has got to go!" The phrase was chanted by gay-rights supporters as they waited for the Westboro Baptist Church members' arrival Oct. 16 to protest against San Diego High School,...

"What ever happened to 'Please may I?' and 'Yes, thank you' and 'How charming!'" Late lyricist Fred Ebb wrote those lyrics for the song Class that is from the musical Chicago in 1975 and sadly things haven't...

"Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is more than just the name of a walk; it describes the progress we're making in the fight against breast cancer," according to San Diego's Breast Cancer Web site. The...

City College will be paying tribute to the dead this November thanks to students in the Chicano Studies 210 class. The Chicano Culture class at City is putting together a celebration for Dia de...

We are extremely fortunate to study in a country where freedom of speech is our right as stated in the first Amendment and encouraged as part of the education process. As journalism students, we at City...