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San Francisco, Calif.

Tahitian Poet Celebrates Heritage with CCSF

Tahitian Poet Celebrates Heritage with CCSF

By Cassie Ordonio/Staff writer Calling on students to document their culture, Tahitian poet, author and scholar Flora Aurima- Devatine also called on City College Pacific Islanders to make those findings public through writing. Aurima-Devatine stressed that point at the 7th Annual Talanoa Series hosted in the Multi-Use Building on

Have Your Say: What should happen to the Balboa Reservoir?

Have Your Say: What should happen to the Balboa Reservoir?

Reporting by Rita Berrios Photos by Bridgid Skiba Sarena Williams-Ruiz Undecided “I think that it is convenient for the students that come here because it is really hard to find parking around here.” Nathalie Guillen Undecided “I think the way it is now is perfectly fine given the amount of

San Francisco: The Rent Is Too Damn High

San Francisco: The Rent Is Too Damn High

By Austin D. Estrada/Contributor On Oct. 18, 2010, Jimmy McMillan sat upright, stared sternly at the audience of the New York governor debate, and announced, “I represent the The Rent Is Too Damn High Party. People are working eight hours a day, 40 hours a week, and some a

Fresh Water or a Superficial Coastline

Fresh Water or a Superficial Coastline

By Andy Bays/Contributor California is facing one of the most severe droughts on record. This year alone, the lack of in potable water falling from the sky will cost our populous state almost $3 billion, and 10,000 agricultural workers will lose their jobs. Bodies of freshwater are turning

Golden Eagles Soar Over Rams

Golden Eagles Soar Over Rams

By Shannon Cole/ Staff Writer As the women of City College’s volleyball team were on the court warming up for their afternoon game against Feather River College Oct. 2, players from the opposing squad gathered in a stairwell to test both the acoustics of the Wellness Center and the

Rams Rebound 41-27 Against Modesto

Rams Rebound 41-27 Against Modesto

By Patrick Cochran/ Staff Writer After a last minute loss versus American River College on Sept. 26, the Rams regained their poise and beat Modesto Junior College 41-27 under the lights to improve their record to 4-1. The Rams’ offense was on-point and probably had the best game of their

A Grain of Salt…

A Grain of Salt…

A Grain of Salt… Column By Patrick Tamayo/Opinion Editor We live in scary times. Every time we leave the safety of our homes we run the risk of running into danger. You hear about random acts of violence on a daily basis. Shooting, stabbings, robberies and assaults have become