City Times

Movies to look forward to this winter

Jennifer Manalili • December 24, 2013

Wonderful stop-motion Christmas movies and classics like "It's a Wonderful Life" are plentiful andon television at this time of the year, but if you're craving something a little different, head to your...

Rehabilitation over jail time

Michelle Moran • December 18, 2013

Governor Jerry Brown recently denied a bill that would allow charges such as simple drug possession to be treated as a misdemeanor as opposed to a felony. Around 10,000 people a year are convicted of drug...

A very D.I.Y Christmas

Jennifer Manalili • December 18, 2013

Forget the typical expensive gifts like jewelry or designer perfume, we’re in the midst of a big D.I.Y. trend this holiday season. The continuing popularity of crafty sites like Pinterest has undoubtedly...

These aren’t your average holiday carols

Angelica Wallingford • December 18, 2013

The holidays are among us once again. Time to hang out with the family that you’ve been trying to avoid for the past year, watch those cute Claymation specials on television and listen to some nostalgic...

Campus strides into ‘Live Well’ initiative

Leeann Rose • December 18, 2013

San Diego County Supervisor Ron Roberts joined administration and faculty in celebrating the proclamation of City College as Live Well San Diego’s first collegiate partner Nov. 14. The event, enjoyed...

Have a holly, jolly night on the town

Michelle Moran • December 18, 2013

Christmas and New Year's are just around the corner and San Diego has some events coming up that the typical college student will not want to miss out on. School can be stressful and finals are out of...

Preparing students for future employment

Leeann Rose • December 14, 2013

Marilyn Harvey and other staff members of the City College Transfer/Career Center have provided students with employment workshops every semester since 2007. The employment workshops are held once or twice...

Photography exhibit features student talent

Jennifer Ovalle • December 14, 2013

The inaugural Fall Student Photo Exhibition presented 70 works that ranged from artistic portraits to abstract images to figures of Roman mythology. The Luxe Gallery, located in the V Building, was buzzing...

Combating stereotypes of Asian culture

Jennifer Manalili • December 14, 2013

With the recent success of PSY and “Gangnam Style” becoming such a hit last year, many people may be thinking that Asians are finally getting their time in the spotlight. But this small stride...

Japanese rock band Church of Misery shreds at the Soda Bar

Jennifer Ovalle • December 14, 2013

Japanese doom-metal band Church of Misery made a stop at the San Diego music venue on their second American tour promoting their latest and fifth album “Thy Kingdom Scum.”The Nov. 24 show was...

San Diego Family Health Center joining the expanding City College campus

Jennifer Ovalle • December 14, 2013

The Family Health Center is scheduled to open for business on May 2014. The clinic will relocate from its previous Broadway and 12th St. location and is scheduled to open at the first floor on the new...

‘President of Pop’ releases lackluster album

Jennifer Manalili • December 14, 2013

After successfully concluding a summer tour with Jay-Z this summer, Justin Timberlake hung up his "Suit and Tie" and released "The 20/20 Experience 2 of 2," his second album out this year.This sequel suffers...