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San Francisco, Calif.

John Scott: An Unlikely Hockey Hero

John Scott: An Unlikely Hockey Hero

By Shannon Cole He doesn’t skate the fastest or shoot the hardest, even though he’s an intimidating 6-foot-8 inches tall before he laces up his skates. He barely scores goals for his team, and he’s got more penalty minutes this season than goals in his entire hockey

Have Your Say: Mayor Ed Lee proposed affordable housing in the Balboa Reservoir. What do you think about that?

Have Your Say: Mayor Ed Lee proposed affordable housing in the Balboa Reservoir. What do you think about that?

“There is a housing crisis in San Francisco for students, and I think that will help them a lot.” “I don’t feel any type of way at all, but I don’t think it will benefit the students.” “I think it’s about time. The city is getting so

Battling Morals v. Right to Privacy

Battling Morals v. Right to Privacy

By Cassie Ordonio As if going to high schools to shove God down children’s throats is not enough; there is going to Planned Parenthood to scream “baby killer.” At age 16 in 2008, I witnessed a girl around my age being harassed by a crowd of mostly older women

Super Bowl Brings Bad Business

Super Bowl Brings Bad Business

By Pablo Reyes Super Bowl 50 is being played this year at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. roughly 40 miles from San Francisco. The NFL and Super Bowl City have descended upon the beautiful city of San Francisco and they are like an ugly ill fitting, cheap suit.

Downtown Campus Fire

A small fire broke out on the fourth floor of City College’s Downtown Campus on Friday, Feb. 5, about 2:30 p.m. triggering the sprinkler system and the San Francisco Fire Department to respond immediately. The fire was quickly contained and no injuries were reported. The fire did

Have Your Say: What would you do if you won the Powerball jackpot?

Have Your Say: What would you do if you won the Powerball jackpot?

Reporting by Cassie Ordonio, Photos by Shannon Cole "I would chase my dream, and my dream is to become a philanthropist. In reality, I would say maybe 90 percent would go to helping the world. It would be fun, and it’s really a dream I would fulfill."

JAN. 27 - FEB. 9, 2016 CAMPUS BRIEFS

Call for Independent Federal Investigation in Mario Woods Killing The Lawyers representing the Woods' family called on the Department of Justice (DOJ) for an independent federal investigation into the Dec. 2 killing of Mario Woods at the hands of San Francisco police officers. At a press conference on Monday,