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San Francisco, Calif.

Mission Tower Theater To Spotlight Student Films

CINEMA DEPARTMENT MAY HAVE NEW FACILITY TO SHOWCASE WORK By Cassie Ordonio The cinema department will soon have their student films on the big screen if Rodrigo Santos, a former Board of Trustees member and structural engineer, has his way. He wants to bring to life the worn-out Tower Theater

Feb. 24 - March 8, 2016 Campus Briefs

Proposed Reform for California Coastal Commission Democratic lawmakers are considering requiring lobbyists to report their activities involving the California Coastal Commission (CCC), following a large public outcry of foul play after the unexplained ouster on Feb. 10 of Executive Director Charles Lester who held the position since 2011. Assembly Bill

Rams Capture Conference Title with 95-73 Win Over Owls

Rams Capture Conference Title with 95-73 Win Over Owls

By Dakari Thomas Rams turnovers and three-point shooting kept the Owls very close, but in the end the City College team pulled away quickly to beat Foothill Community College 95-73. The last time the teams battled on Jan. 15 was not a close game. The Rams won in a blowout

City College Drama Prepares for Political Play “All the Way”

By Marco Siler-Gonzales Blood runs hot in an election year, when politicians seem to meld the American conscience with teetering moral decisions over fear or progress, right or wrong. Perhaps this is why City College theatre instructor John Wilk chose “All the Way” for the school’s upcoming production. “The

Author Krakauer Tackles Sexual Assault In College Towns

Author Krakauer Tackles Sexual Assault In College Towns

"MISSOULA" EXPLORES HOW PROSECUTION OF RAPISTS CAN BE INEFFECTIVE AND NEEDS TO CHANGE By Michaela Payne Everyone should read this book or a book like it. Even if sexual assault hasn’t happened to you, it’s happened to many people you know. Best-selling author Jon Krakauer’s

Athletes Must Own Up To Their Actions

Athletes Must Own Up To Their Actions

By Patrick Tamayo Now that the Super Bowl has come and gone we can move on to basketball, while we wait for baseball, while we patiently wait for football to come back around. Many of us are enthralled with sports and the millionaire superstars that entertain us. We follow their

Apple Should Release Private Info To FBI, Just This Time

Apple Should Release Private Info To FBI, Just This Time

PRIVACY LAWS SHOULD NOT APPLY TO SAN BERNADINO KILLERS By Matthew Patton By refusing to comply with a court-issued order to assist the FBI, Apple has catapulted themselves (and the general public, by extension) onto a very slippery slope. We have to ask ourselves: at what point does the right