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Payroll problems mostly resolved

Thomas Chesy • April 16, 2016

After a troubled launch, faculty payroll discrepancies at the San Diego Community College District have been greatly reduced but not entirely eliminated.What was intended to be one of the first major upgrades...

ASG president is recognized for leadership

Destiny Ortiz • April 16, 2016

Assembly Speaker Emeritus Toni Atkins awarded San Diego City College ASG President Laura Benavidez with a certificate of recognition for her leadership on March 18.“The recognition is very much appreciated,”...

Beebe finalist for Santa Barbara City College post

April 16, 2016

City College President Anthony Beebe is one of the five finalists to become the Santa Barbara City College Superintendent-President. Dr. Kim Monda and Geoff Green, co-chairs of the college's Superintendent/President...

Another theft hits RTVF

Collette Carroll • April 14, 2016

The preliminary hearing for City's former chief broadcast engineer has been postponed again, to May. Meanwhile, the Radio, Televisio, and Film Department continues to experience thefts.Gerald "Larry" Quick,...

April 18 is the tax-day deadline

Daniel Wright Sr • April 14, 2016

If you're one of people that procrastinate until the last hour to file your taxes, there's good news: This year's deadline has been pushed back three extra days, to April 18. According to www.irs.com,...

ASG holds elections April 20,21

Luisa Sausedo • April 13, 2016

Elections for City College’s Associated Student Government are being held on April 20 and 21 and students can vote from their smartphones or computers by logging onto www.sdcity.edu.Since April 4,...

Mixed crowd checks out Cruz

Luisa Sausedo • April 12, 2016

A mixed crowd of old and young people, including some undecideds, attended a presidential rally for Sen. Ted Cruz at the San Diego's Town and Country Hotel on Monday evening A total of 2,000 tickets were...

Rain delays tennis tournament

Michael Markulin • April 7, 2016

Opening day of both the women's and men's Pacific Coast Athletic Conference Tennis Tournament was set to begin Thursday, April 7, however, mother nature had different plans as the rain postponed play.City...

How to hook students to study chemistry?

Collette Carroll • March 25, 2016

Professors challenged to make subject interesting

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City student wins top state honor

Beatriz Merced • March 25, 2016

An award-winning San Diego City College student worries deeply about children who have severe mental illness. Issanna Loughman said she is planning to become a research psychologist. “I want to do...

City Times, Legend won statewide awards

Ricardo Soltero • March 25, 2016

BURBANK -- City Times and Legend Magazine won seven statewide awards from the Journalism Association of Community Colleges, including Newspaper General Excellence honors. In addition, three City College...

New requirements for BOG waiver announced

Belinda Mendoza • March 23, 2016

The California Legislature has imposed a new requirement for the Board of Governors waiver that will begin in the fall semester. Previously the BOG waiver, which pays for basic tuition, was only...

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