AS APPROVES NEW UNISEX BATHROOMS
BY ANN CHATRINE-NILSSON
The Associated Students will make both bathrooms on the second floor of the student union unisex, one open to the public and one locked.
ONE ICC CLUB EMPLOYS FUND-RAISING OPPORTUNITY
BY DESMOND MILLER
The Urban Sustainability Alliance was the only campus club as of Nov. 27 to take advantage of an offer to gather signatures at $1 per signature, up to a maximum of $10,000, for a petition that would put a new measure on the 2008 state ballot.
ATTORNEY HIRED TO MAKE COLLEGE MORE ACCESSIBLE FOR DISABLED
BY LARRY SIMPSON
Attorney Leilani Battiste was hired this fall as City College's full-time American Disabilities Act consultant to comply with the settlement from a class-action lawsuit against the college last year.
FREEDOM SACRIFICED FOR HOLIDAY BREAK
BY CASSANDRA SPRATLING (DETROIT FREE PRESS)
DETROIT (MCT) - While home during a break from North Carolina A&T, where she's a sophomore, Rickelle Winton casually mentioned to her mom that she was having a friend over.
AWARENESS DAY INFORMS STUDENTS ABOUT TRANSGENDER COMMUNITY
BY KAREN M. KINNEY
As a way to promote inclusion of transgender issues at City College, the HIV/STI prevention office held its 3rd Annual Transgender Awareness Day on Nov. 20 at City College.
SUPERHEROES BECOME AN EDUCATIONAL TOOL
BY DESMOND MILLER
Spiderman, Superman, Judge Dredd and other characters will be used to demonstrate power dynamics in the United States in a new class at City College.
GRAPHICS 68 STUDENTS DESIGN ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT CREST
BY ELIZABETH SKOW
Graphic communications students and instructors created a new crest to adorn all City College athletic uniforms and retail merchandise, according to Dr. Mark Robinson, dean of student affairs.
UP-AND-COMING COURSE WILL TRAIN STUDENTS AS FIREFIGHTERS
BY JOHN SERVATIUS
City College will offer the Firefighter 1 certificate in fall 2007, which will allow fire science students to be certified firefighters without having to transfer.
