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San Francisco, Calif.

Dubs and Cavs’ Get Chippy

By Carlos Murillo and Nigel Flores After dropping four games in a row to the Cleveland Cavaliers (including Games 5-7 in the NBA Finals), the Golden State Warriors cruised to a dominant 126-91 victory. The two teams have developed a fierce rivalry, but not everyone is ready to admit it.

International Student’s Frustrated with Mandatory Insurance Costs

By Bethaney Lee In Fall of 2016, City College hosted 920 students from around the world in the International Student Program, which despite large tuition costs, insurance premiums and fees, is delivering a program that international students have deemed rewarding- but costly. Student’s enrolled in the program with an

Enough is enough: The U.S. doesn’t need more nuclear weapons

By David Horowitz It is very hard to understand why any sane and knowledgeable American would support expansion of our weapon nuclear arsenal when even a regional nuclear skirmish involving 100 warheads would likely devastate all life on Earth. Yet President-elect Donald Trump stated his support for nuclear expansion on

City College is open and accredited

By Cassie Ordonio City College expected the unexpected when it was reaffirmed its accreditation for the next seven years by a commission who once threatened its very existence. The news conference held in Diego Rivera Theater erupted to an encore and a standing ovation on Jan. 13 when Interim Chancellor

SF IndieFest returns for its 19 year promising films to keep you on the edge of your seat

By John Ortilla On Jan. 11 the founder and director of the San Francisco Independent Film Festival (SF IndieFest), Jeff Ross, and his programming team spoke at a press conference pertaining to the complete lineup for the 19 SF IndieFest on Feb. 2-16. The festival will showcase productions from independent

Spring Fashion Week Trends Aim to Turn Heads

By Adina J. Pernell Wherever you are in the world, fashion week draws style enthusiasts, celebrities, start-up designers, artists, the politically connected, social climbers, and everything else in-between to its hallowed catwalks. They come to feast their eyes on the wearable art that struts down the runway with confidence in

Quick Quiet 3

By Nancy Chan Our 2016 U.S. presidential election caused a unique disturbance thanks to launching an unprecedented boom in fake news. During the three months preceding election day, a Buzzfeed analysis found that bogus stories outperformed journalistic ones by garnering 8.7 million Facebook shares compared to news outlets’