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Women's History Month Feb. 1 - April 11 Events put on by City College’s Women’s Studies Department celebrate Women's History Month. For more information and event details, call (415) 452-5825. For accommodations, call (415) 452-5481 48 hours in advance. Infrared Images of Yosemite Feb.

The swimmer recipe - just add water

By Laurie Maemura and Julia Fuller City College held its first official swim meet of the season featuring women and men swimmers from Foothill College, Chabot College and College of San Mateo. In between events City College Women’s Swimming Coach Phong D. Pham actively cheered swimmers before they dove

Butte County starts evacuation after fear of Oroville Emergency Spillway failure

By Bethaney Lee Low-lying Oroville residents were immediately ordered to evacuate their homes at 4 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 12 when the Oroville Dam's emergency spillway was in imminent danger of giving way. Butte County Sheriff Department posted via Facebook that all low levels of Oroville and

Free tuition for City College in its final stretch

By Cassie Ordonio City College is one step closer to being tuition free. On Feb. 2, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee and the Board of Supervisors agreed to spend $5.4 million to ensure college accessibility that includes books for low-income students. Interim Chancellor Susan Lamb said in a statement

25 cent increase frustrates many students

By Bayleigh Spurrier For most college students public transportation is a convenient accessibility, but as of Jan. 1 the prices for transportation increased to $2.50 per ticket. Currently, the University of San Francisco (USF) and San Francisco State University (SFSU) students have a successful agreement with Muni and Bart

What the public should know about ICE raids

By Nigel Flores With the status of several million immigrants around the United States still up the air, there are certain precautions that should be taken if Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers comes to the door. According to United We Dream, an organization that “organizes and advocates for the

The City College community banded together and joined the resistance

The City College community banded together and joined the resistance

By Bethany Lee The California Community Colleges Board of Governors (BOG) is backing members of the City College community who banded together in the heart of Civic Center to protest executive orders and policies encompassing healthcare, immigration, and fundamental rights. Several City College students and faculty members joined over 100,