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Have Your Say: Should City College police be able to carry guns?

Have Your Say: Should City College police be able to carry guns?

Photos by Shannon Cole/Reporting by Margaret Weir Jorge Velasquez 19, Undecided “No, with what’s happening right now with shootings and people dying over guns, I don’t think it’s really under control.” Karin Keys Faculty, Math Department “No, I don’t think guns should be the first

Colorful Altars Grace Mission Campus for “Day of the Dead” Remembrance

Colorful Altars Grace Mission Campus for “Day of the Dead” Remembrance

By Bridgid Skiba/Staff Photographer An array of colorful altars commemorating “Day of the Dead” (Día de los Muertos) is on display at the Mission Campus through November. The eight displays honor the dead and appear at various locations on the Valencia Street campus. “It just happened like that,” said

Tiny Tots Invade City College in Search of Treats

Tiny Tots Invade City College in Search of Treats

Photo Story by Bridgid Skiba/Staff Writer Children, parents and staff from the Dr. Betty Shabazz Family Resource Center trekked through City College’s Ocean campus on Oct. 30 for a trick or treat adventure. About 30 children, escorted by parents and staff, invaded the Student Union building, the Women’

Local Rapper Campaigns for Vote 1-2-3 Candidates

Local Rapper Campaigns for Vote 1-2-3 Candidates

By Otto Pippenger/Staff Writer Many know him for his music. He’s collaborated with Andre Nickatina, Bored Stiff and Mike Marshall among dozens of others in his 25-year career. Others know him from the preschool where he teaches. But most recently former City College student Ilych Sato, better

Nov. 4 - Nov. 17, 2015 Campus Briefs

Last Gun Store in SF Closes The only gun dealer in San Francisco laid down its arms as of Oct. 31 in the wake of proposals for stricter gun regulations in the city. High Bridge Arms closed its doors after 63 years of service in Mission District. Supervisor Mark Farrell

City College Seeks to Improve Student Equity Services Beginning in January

City College Seeks to Improve Student Equity Services Beginning in January

By Cassie Ordonio/Staff Writer As City College approaches the final stages of reaffirming their accreditation, the college must first show the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges that they have improved student equity services. The task force, E.A.S.E. (Equal Access to Success Emergency task force)

Part-Timers Face Prospect of No Restorative Pay

Part-Timers Face Prospect of No Restorative Pay

By Marco Siler-Gonzales/News Editor Part-time teaching is a misleading concept, implying the teacher only works part of the week, but for many City College part-time instructors, it’s a full-time responsibility. Fifteen hours a week delegates part-time work, but with additional responsibilities such as