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San Francisco, Calif.

Paris Attacks Were Horrible But So is That Band

Paris Attacks Were Horrible But So is That Band

By Michaela Payne/Copy Editor My thoughts are in Paris, one of my hometowns. Many people there died, suffered or lost someone to hate-fueled violence in the attacks last week. This time of grief is also a time to examine other expressions of hatred in our world. The Californian

Have Your Say: How do you buy your textbooks?

Have Your Say: How do you buy your textbooks?

Photos by Cassie Ordonio, Reporting by Margaret Weir Amelia Bello 20, International Relations “Amazon has a pretty good program where you can rent textbooks.” Cristian Sanchez 19, Biology “Right now I just go to counseling and they let you borrow.” Hugo Uchiyama-Cadorette 18, Undeclared “I just bought all of

Student filmmakers debut at Roxie Theater

Student filmmakers debut at Roxie Theater

By Michaela Payne/Copy Editor Fledgling filmmakers from the cinema and broadcast media departments presented 31 short films and 12 public service announcements at the fifth annual Festival of the Moving Image at the Roxie Theater on 16th and Valencia streets, followed by an after-party and raffle in a

College Prepared for Future Big Quakes

College Prepared for Future Big Quakes

By Cassie Ordonio/Staff Writer The recent swarm of earthquakes plaguing the East Bay are a reminder that seismologists are now predicting a 6.0 or stronger earthquake hitting the Bay Area within the next 30 years. A City College engineering and grounds department official said some college buildings potentially

DEC. 2 – DEC. 16, 2015 CAMPUS BRIEFS

UC to Grow In-State Enrollment The University of California board of regents recently approved a state funding measure that will allow the school system to increase enrollment, adding 5,000 more California undergraduates next year. The regents’ decision comes after mounting pressure from the state to enroll higher numbers

State Takes Initiative for Affordable Text Books

State Takes Initiative for Affordable Text Books

By Margaret Weir/Staff Writer Gov. Jerry Brown adopted the College Textbook Affordability act (AB 798) into California state Senate and Assembly to provide incentive for California State Universities and community colleges to improve students’ access to free and reduced-price textbooks. The state legislature passed the bill on Sept.

State CC Chancellor To Seek New Accrediting Agency

State CC Chancellor To Seek New Accrediting Agency

UPDATE By Audrey Garces/Staff Writer The California Community Colleges Board of Governors unanimously voted for a resolution stating they have lost confidence in the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges. California Community Colleges Chancellor Brice Harris is now tasked to establish a transitional timeline and new accrediting model