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City College athletes celebrate holidays with annual Shop with a Jock spree
CAMPUS LIFE SPORTS TOP STORIES With Knights athletes by their sides, 14 kids spent $100 gift cards Candise Berry, Multimedia Journalist For nearly 23 years, San Diego City College athletes have dedicated themselves to the campus tradition of Shop with a Jock, which to them symbolizes giving back to their community and giving local youth a Christmas to remember. Fourteen children were selected for the shopping spree and given $100 to shop at the Target store in Mission Valley.
Narcan, overdose prevention training coming to City College
San Diego City College’s Alcohol and Other Drug Studies program will collaborate with Psi Beta Psychology Club to spread awareness to students and faculty regarding overdose prevention and harm reduction. Together they will host an event called “Save a Life” featuring The Harm Reduction Center of San Diego, a program that provides free Narcan and emergency use training. An RSVP is not required to attend the training event, which will be held on Dec.
City College job fair provides employment, resource leads for veteran students
San Diego City College partnered with the Employment Committee of San Diego to show appreciation to veterans by hosting a job fair for students seeking employment and useful resources the day before Veterans Day. Students signed in with employers from the FBI, Amazon, Goodwill and local real estate agencies. Representatives of USD were also there and welcomed students in search of employment on the Linda Vista campus.
Masks not required at SDCCD, City College starting Dec. 19
Masks will be optional on San Diego Community College District campuses, including San Diego City College, starting Monday, Dec. 19, officials announced on the SDCCD website. The decision comes as San Diego County has reported a significant drop in COVID-19-related illnesses.
REVIEW: Actress Valynsia Sims gives unforgettable performance in play “Imogen Says Nothing”
The Black Box Theater at San Diego City College welcomed a packed audience for the West Coast debut of “Imogen Says Nothing” earlier this month. “Imogen Says Nothing,” a play originally written by Aditi Kapil, is meant for a mature audience because it contains adult language and themes that may not be suitable for younger viewers.
‘Imogen Says Nothing’ makes West Coast debut at City College
“Imogen Says Nothing,” a play that has only been performed by the Yale Repertory Theater, is making its way to the West Coast for the first time. This Shakespearean-era play based on science fiction is energetic and comical. The play includes suspense with a touch of horror for those who wish to celebrate this upcoming Halloween. The cast and crew have been rehearsing since early September in preparation for the opening performance. “Imogen Says Nothing” will be performed on Friday, Oct.
City Veterans Service Center welcomes students and staff to new home
San Diego City College’s Veterans Service Center hosted a meet and greet on Sept. 27 to welcome staff and students. Attendees met the Veteran’s Service Center staff and school certifying officials in building M-101. “We have been slowly opening since the summer because of COVID-19,” student service technician Alyssa Antonio said.
City College student media finalist for national awards
City Times Media, the student news platform of San Diego City College, is a finalist for four 2022 Pinnacle Awards. The national awards, presented by the College Media Association, honors the best two- and four-year college media organizations and individual work, according to the CMA website. CTM’s partners are finalists for two-year student media organization of the year, two-year TVadio station of the year, two-year radio station of the year, and two-year feature magazine of the year.
City College farm to sell fresh fruit, vegetables weekly
Fresh fruit and vegetables grown at San Diego City College will be sold weekly on campus starting this fall. The Seeds at City Urban Farms stand will be located at the main farm site between the Learning Resource Center and the Saville Theater, next to parking lot 8. Only cash payment will be accepted.
City welcomes students with cultural events
The sun shone brightly in a clear blue sky as approximately 40 students, faculty and staff gathered on the A building patio for free food and entertainment at the Chicanx/Latinx Bienvenido event. The event, held on Aug. 23, is one of many being held at San Diego City College to welcome students back to campus. Following a welcome address by San Diego City College President Ricky Shabazz, attendees feasted on taquitos, tortas and horchata while enjoying salsa and merengue music.
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