BOARD CLOSER TO DECIDEING FATE OF CHINATOWN CAMPUS
BY STEPHANIE RICE
After months of debate over a controversial 16-story high-rise proposal that divided the community, City College is considering other options for the new Chinatown/North Beach campus.

CHIEF RESIGNS OVER NO GUN POLICY
BY DESMOND MILLER
Whether or not to arm the City College Police force has been an ongoing battle for Police Chief Carl Koehler.

NEW WEBSITE INITIATIVE ON BALLOT FOR 2008
BY MICHELLE BAGUIO
Californians for Improving Community College opened a new Web site, the California Community College Initiative on June 28, 2007 to announce the new measure which will be voted on next year's Feb. 5 ballot.

NEW MISSION CAMPUS READY FOR FALL SEMESTER
BY BENJAMIN TAYLOR
After two years of construction, the new Mission campus, located at 22nd and Valencia streets, opened Aug. 15 for City College's Fall semester.

COUNSELORS ARE ON HAND TO HELP
BY MARIANA GONZALEZ
Boosting security on campus is one major issue that the college is faced with after the Virginia Tech shooting last year and the campus incident last semester involving a student's violent threats in the classroom.

CONGRESS PUSHES FOR $18 BILLION FINANCIAL AID BILL TO HELP STUDENTS
BY STEPHANIE RICE
The U.S. House and Senate have each approved version of a bill that would allocate $18 billion to federal financial aid programs, like the Pell Grant and Perkins Loan.

CITY COLLEGE AT LARGE
What's happening at the satellite campuses.

THE RAMS ARE FOCUSED AND READY TO PLAY
BY BRYAN GRACE
The Rams seek to improve their team with solid offseason workouts with defense as the main focus during summer football training camp.

Arts and Entertainment

PLAY ENLIGHTENS PUBLIC ABOUT IRAQ WAR, USING ILLUSTRATIONS AND MONOLOGUES
BY MICHAEL MORGAN
The voices of American soldiers in Iraq, often drowned out by media, were finally heard July 27 in the play "Aftermath of War: In Their Own Words," written and directed by City College professr John Wilk.

ENTERTAINMENT
State your fashion, Comics, Reviews.