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"El Mad Mex" Brings Art and Activism to City College Theatre

By Audrey Garces City College received its first taste of performance art on March 18 when Guillermo Gómez-Peña graced the Diego Rivera Theatre’s stage as “El Mad Mex,” bringing a whirlwind of provocative poetry and humor, intertwining activism and art. “I think that he represents a large part of

Multitalented and Passionate Cinema Professor Dies At 52

By Andy Bays Dina Ciraulo, professor of cinema production at City College since 2000 whose devotion to teaching and making films left a lasting impression on her students, died Feb. 7 after a long battle with cancer. She was 52. Gifted in visual arts from a young age, Ciraulo strove

81 Bees

By Nancy Chan A lone homeless man, geometric architecture and a gray scale flower were among the 43 subjects photographed by 16 artists brought together for 81 Bees' two-room "Minimalism" photography exhibit on March 3 at Mullen Brothers Imaging. The exhibit’s stark nature went hand in

A Grain of Salt

A Grain of Salt

POLICE DO OUR DIRTY WORK SO WE DON'T HAVE TO By Patrick Tamayo We rely on the police to serve as protectors, and deterrents of crime. They are first responders who are given the unachievable task of keeping everyone safe, a task that we are naive to think

Never Again, Please

Never Again, Please

MARCH 11 MARKED FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF FUKUSHIMA MELTDOWN By Michaela Payne Five years have passed since the Fukushima disaster, but containment of the radioactive leakage is still not under control. An earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011 caused the “level 7” explosion and meltdown of three out of six

Have Your Say: Members of AFT 2121 voted 92 percent yes on a strike authorization. How will this affect your school work?

Have Your Say: Members of AFT 2121 voted 92 percent yes on a strike authorization. How will this affect your school work?

By Jose Duran and Photos by Fran Smith “What the vote shows is that teaching faculty, counseling faculty and librarians are all united in our desire to have a fair wage, and we’re tired of trying to make it below our 2007 wages. It’s really on the administration

Rams Capture State Title

Rams Capture State Title

By Dakari Thomas The City College Rams captured the California Community College Athletic Association State Basketball Championship on Sunday finishing their near-perfect season with a hard fought 68-57 win over the defending champion Saddleback Community College Gauchos. Freshman guard Zach Copeland delivered 18 points with accurate shooting and sophomore forward