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San Francisco, Calif.

Socialism Is Not a Dirty Word

Socialism Is Not a Dirty Word

By Audrey Garces The United States needs a political revolution, and to students, this becomes more evident every day. This country has more income inequality than the top 20 major developed nations, Credit Suisse Global Wealth Databook reported in 2015. Students leave college with tens if not hundreds of thousands

Have Your Say: Should hoverboards be banned from our campus?

Have Your Say: Should hoverboards be banned from our campus?

By Cassie Ordonio and Photos by Franchon Smith SFSU recently banned hoverboards from their campus. Should hoverboards be banned from our campus? “I feel like they should. First of all, there’s not a lot of space for hoverboards. We barely have room for bikes and scooters. They are dangerous

Two injured in multi-vehicle accident

A chain-reaction crash occurred Feb 12 on Ocean Avenue by City College around 11:30 a.m. involving four vehicles and the 49 muni bus that resulted in two injured being rushed to the hospital. The collision looked like a Hollywood-movie scene. A white truck came to rest diagonally on

Feb. 10 - Feb. 23, 2016 Events Calendar

Wednesday, February 10 African American Studies Hosts Open House The African-American Studies Resource Center will host an open house at Multi-Use Building, Room 140, from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. For more information contact Aliyah Dunn-Salahuddi at (415) 239-3509/adunn@ccsf.edu. Thursday, February 11 Job and Internship

Rams Honored For Dominant Program

Rams Honored For Dominant Program

By Cassie Ordonio & Shannon Cole Cheers erupted through the ornate halls of San Francisco’s City Hall as the players and staff of the City College football team gathered to receive a proclamation of honor from Mayor Ed Lee and other dignitaries on the afternoon of Feb. 5, 2016.

Watchdogs Condemn Emergency Maintenance

By Marco Siler-Gonzales Leaky water pumps, deteriorating buildings, and an out-of-control boiler have all sprung to the forefront of City College’s maintenance priorities. The Board of Trustees (BOT) responded by declaring an ‘emergency situation’ on Dec. 10, 2015, which authorizes the school to quickly contract labor and purchase materials

City College Re-engages Environmental Sustainability Plan

By Patrick Fitzgerald (Part II of an investigative series on climate change) City College administrators allowed the college’s 2009 Sustainability Plan to lapse as the accreditation crisis grew, leaving the campus community questioning the school’s commitment to finishing a long list of environmental goals and for creating a