Volume 134, Issue 6
News
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Jeffrey Trinidad: Student Activist Passed Away at 27
By Mousa Rebouh
Jeffrey "Makata" Trinidad, a City College student, poet, writer, mentor and campus organizer who co-founded Pilipinos for Education, Art, Culture and Empowerment (PEACE), died from heart failure during a PEACE club meeting held weekly at the Student Union.
Families, Friends Gather To Cope With Loss of Activist By Mousa Rebouh
Jeff Trinidad's death is bridging a lot of people from different generations, racial and cultural backgrounds.
Republicans Take All 3 Branches By Kevin Davis
Republicans took control of all three branches of the federal government Nov. 5 in the midst of low voter-turnout nationwide and apathy from liberal voters who felt no representation of their ideals from Democratic politicians.
Election News Briefs By Johnnie Carter, Jr.
Grier, Wong, Carter, Jr. Elected to Board of TrusteesProp. 47 Statewide Construction Bond Passes Healthy Eating Habits Start With Student Responsibility By April McGill
Remember when you were in high school and you never had time for breakfast? You were always too busy trying to look good for that girl or guy in math class so you never made time to eat.
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Mission Campus: College Looking At Alternative Plans With the negotiations between City College and preservationists suspended, the administration is turning to a new plan for the Mission campus. Double Parked Cars Add to Growing Traffic Problems By Tomas Valdespino
It's Friday and you have just finished your last class. Getting into your car you put the windows down and crank up the radio.
Tech Committee To Develop Online Privacy Statement Swapping social security numbers for unique student identification numbers was only the first phase of City College's privacy agenda. |
