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San Francisco, Calif.

Asian American lives can be saved with laughter

By Elena Stuart On Feb. 24, 2017 The Laugh for Lives Comedy Show will be held at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco. The proceeds of this fundraiser, which aims to find matching donors for multi-ethnic individuals with Leukemia or other blood cancers, will go to the

Vision Zero to eliminate traffic deaths in San Francisco by 2015

By Elena Stuart San Francisco has the worst road conditions in the nation SF Weekly reported on Jan. 23, 2017. The article “Crash City: S.F. Officially Has the Worst Streets” by Nuala Sawyer claims San Francisco to have the worst “road surfaces for any city in the nation with

Evolution of EDM Makes an Imprint at City College

By Diana Chuong Starting fall 2017 music professor Matthew Creer along with the broadcasting and computer-science department, will start offering City College students a new program that combines computer coding and melody production along with two certificates students can obtain at the end of the program. The certificates that

City College LCD vandal strikes twice in a week

City College LCD vandal strikes twice in a week

By Kyle Roque During the week of Jan. 29 someone attempted to steal two LCD projectors in the Multi-Use Building (MUB) on campus, successfully procuring one and only tampering with the other. On Tuesday, Jan. 31 faculty reported that the LCD projector in MUB Room 188 had been tampered

Compton College under new managment

By Bethaney Lee Compton College’s Board of Trustees is taking over the reigns of Compton College for the first time in ten years. In an official statement released by California Federation of Teachers (CFT) President, Joshua Pechthalt, he said “the state Chancellor, the Department of Finance, and governor agree

Rams Clinch Home Court in Playoffs with 79-56 win over Foothill

Rams Clinch Home Court in Playoffs with 79-56 win over Foothill

By Patrick Cochran The Rams easily handled their opponent Foothill in a 79-56 win that clinched them home court advantage in the upcoming state playoffs. From tip-off to the finals buzzer the Rams were in control the entire game and looked like a team that could go on

College students across the city are affected from Trump's Muslim Ban

College students across the city are affected from Trump's Muslim Ban

By Gardenia Zuniga The morning of Friday Jan. 27, President Donald J. Trump outraged the world when he signed an “executive order,” banning Muslims from seven different countries to enter the United States. “At first I couldn't believe it but as I followed the news I realized- yes