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San Francisco, Calif.

Millennial debt and mood disorders

By Chelsea Crumpler thecrump89@gmail.com With good reason 1 in 5 Millennials face higher rates of depression and 12 percent of them are anxiety-ridden, much higher than the previous two generations, according to Psychology Today. While looking at the trend between economic misfortune and mental health, it appears that

Rams keep the ball rolling; beating Cabrillo 6-3

Rams keep the ball rolling; beating Cabrillo 6-3

By Andres Velasquez The City College women’s tennis team outplayed Cabrillo in an important mid-season win on Mar. 16, defeating their opponents 6-3. With this win, the Rams move on to a record of 7-4 overall and 6-2 in conference play. With rainy weather threatening to make this the

Rosenberg elevator still out of service after 4 months

Rosenberg elevator still out of service after 4 months

By Michael Toren The irony is so self-evident and tragic it writes itself: To reach the Disabled Students Programs and Services office on the third floor of Rosenberg Library, students who are not able to use the stairs must take an elevator. But the student elevator has been broken for

Community Calendar

11th Annual Mexika New Year Come celebrate the ceremony at sunrise with Danza Azteka, an indigenous dance troupe, and special guests speaker Carlos Valenzuela of Kolibri Arts, an artist of the Aztec Medallion. Monday, March 12, 2018 - 6am @ Mission Campus Chef’s Table at PCR will be closed on

School pledges support to Dreamers

School pledges support to Dreamers

By Janeth R. Sanchez jrsanchez444@gmail.com City College leaders and regional legislatures urged students to submit applications for the California Dream Act before the deadline at a press conference on Mission Campus on Feb. 28. The California Dream Act allows students with AB540 status—undocumented students who have completed

New facilities head faces daunting challenge with aging campus

NEWS PROFILE By Victor Tence victortence@gmail.com It's not every day you start your new job with a backlog of 4,000 trouble tickets, stepping into a role where your predecessor was missing-in-action for months. But that's exactly what Rueben Smith did in January when

Facilities Master Plan to be 'rebooted'

Facilities Master Plan to be 'rebooted'

By Abraham Davis abrahamdfrankfurter@gmail.com Administration officials are moving forward with a “reboot” of the Facilities Master Plan, a 10-year roadmap for facilities projects, and is in the final selection process of recommending a firm for program management teams. At the Feb. 22 board of trustees meeting, Rueben Smith,