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San Francisco, Calif.

Game slips away from the Rams, losing 8-1 to San Mateo

Game slips away from the Rams, losing 8-1 to San Mateo

By Peter J. Suter suterjpeter@gmail.com After a competitive six innings the Rams baseball team let the game get away from them, losing to College of San Mateo 8-1 on April 18. The Rams only run of the day came from sophomore first baseman Caden Clark, who hit a

City College Badminton team closing in on the end of the season

City College Badminton team closing in on the end of the season

By Matthew Paul Maes matthewpaulmaes@gmail.com The City College Women’s badminton team was back on the home court against the De Anza Dons winning a crucial doubles match but falling short, losing 16-5. During the first round of singles matches all of the players face competitors based on

Measles outbreak in San Francisco

By Michael J Montalvo There are a lot of reasons why you should get vaccinated, more specific the recents outbreaks of measles that's been occuring in the United States. Last month, three cases of measles appeared since 2013 in the Bay area. A Santa Clara resident had the

Extradition of Assange is a Human Rights Violation

Extradition of Assange is a Human Rights Violation

By Claudia Drdul claudiadrdul@gmail.com Julian Assange was illegitimately detained by UK police when they stormed the Ecuadorian Consulate in London April 11, after he began “acting out” due to spending more than seven years mentally deteriorating while confined to a single building. Assange was given asylum by former

Recycle Center raises awareness on handling trash

Recycle Center raises awareness on handling trash

By Cliff Fernandes @c.ferna44@mail.ccsf.edu At the end of every school day, the green suited workers of an understaffed recycling department dig through the trash in order to sort and separate all the materials that should have been disposed of in a different colored bin. During an

MAMMA MIA! Theatre Department Showcases Last Musical

MAMMA MIA! Theatre Department Showcases Last Musical

By Jerusha Kamoji jkamoji@gmail.com Mamma Mia came to life last Thursday at the Diego Rivera Theatre. “The stage setting, lighting and actors’ costumes really made me feel I’m on the island,” Da Lee said. He is a Journalism major at City College who also attended the free

1968: THE YEAR THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING

1968: THE YEAR THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING

By Casey Ticsay cticsay@mail.ccsf.edu Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of San Francisco State's student strike. The United States – marked by the civil rights movement, political assassinations, and antiwar protests – was home to social and political unrest during the 1960s as communities sought to build an inclusive