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San Francisco, Calif.

False Transparency: Getting it Right About CCSF

False Transparency: Getting it Right About CCSF

By Leslie Simon Over the holidays I smashed my nose walking into the crystal clear window of a newly-designed store in a local mall. Though bruised and bloodied, my nose didn’t break, so rather than sue the corporation for damages, I have written a letter pleading with it to

A Grain of Salt

A Grain of Salt

By Patrick Tamayo It appears that whoever is running the school has managed to keep it open for at least another semester. Apparently bringing in Art Tyler and his sketchy past may not have been the best decision, but our school leaders aren’t exactly known for making the best

Goodbye Bowie

Goodbye Bowie

By Michaela Payne/ Culture Editor After decades spent reinventing rock music, David Bowie passed away in New York City on January 10 after an 18-month fight with cancer. He was 69. The multi-talented recording artist and music producer became a hugely recognizable icon after releasing the song “Space Oddity,” used

Undefeated Rams Extend Win Streak to 6-0

By Patrick Cochran The City College men’s basketball team won its 12th game in a row dominating Las Positas 97-44. The Rams controlled the game from finish to end and won by 53 points, their largest victory margin of the season. Head coach Justin Labagh ran his team hard

Rams Wreck Renegades

By Cara Stucker/ Advertising Editor Last Wednesday evening the lady Rams basketball team dominated over the Ohlone Renegades, executing a strong passing game to wear down their opponents for a 96-44 victory. The Rams won the tipoff and wasted no time. Freshman point guard Gabrielle Vigil opened scoring with the

Chancellor Launches Investigation Into Administrative Spending

By Audrey Garces/ News Editor Use of college funds by college officials will face stronger scrutiny following a recent San Francisco Chronicle news report that two City College administrators spent thousands of dollars of taxpayer money on fine dining and travel without justifying the educational purpose behind these expenditures. Interim

AFT 2121 Declares Impasse In Labor Negotiations

AFT 2121 Declares Impasse In Labor Negotiations

By Audrey Garces/ News Editor Approximately two hundred seats were vacant when Chancellor Susan Lamb addressed faculty opening the professional development flex-day event on Jan. 15, as college staff, student leaders, and community members picketed outside Diego Rivera Theatre led by the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) 2121 union. City