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San Francisco, Calif.

City Focuses on Sexual Assault

City Focuses on Sexual Assault

By Audrey Garces/ Staff Writer A three-part initiative to facilitate awareness of sexual assault and improve aid to sexual assault victims on San Francisco college and university campuses was announced on Sept. 22 by District Attorney George Gascón, Supervisor Jane Kim, San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr, University of San

Civic Center Campus is Reborn

Civic Center Campus is Reborn

By Patrick Fitzgerald/ Social Media Director After much concern, City College’s Civic Center campus has partially reopened to an approving community with classes in English as a Second Language and adult basic education with intentions of full operations by spring 2016. The site at 1170 Market offers a number

For Sale: Balboa Reservoir

For Sale: Balboa Reservoir

By Otto Pippenger/ Staff Writer The two city departments creating mixed income housing in the Balboa Reservoir will begin selecting a developer by early January 2016. The 17-acre lot has been chosen as the first location for Mayor Ed Lee’s “Public Land For Public Housing Program,” an attempt to

Rams Handed First Loss of the Season

Rams Handed First Loss of the Season

By Patrick Cochran/ Staff Writer The last time City College and American River met on the football field it was in the Northern California Championship game where the Rams won 17-14 on a last second field goal to advance to the state title game. The game on Saturday, Sept. 26,

"Faces of Hope" Shine in Photo Exhibition Debut

"Faces of Hope" Shine in Photo Exhibition Debut

By Michaela Payne/Copy Editor More than 100 guests came out for photojournalism instructor Jessica Lifland’s solo show Sept. 17, packing The Guardsman exhibit hall in Ocean campus’s Bungalow 615. The opening was the newspaper’s second-ever photography show in the new Front Page Gallery, founded by students

Discussing Sexual Assault

By Tiffany Yu/ Contributor It’s 2015, and you’d think that with the progressive waves rolling in the United States we as a nation would realize that women should be treated with the same respect a man is treated with. It is disheartening to see how much more needs

A Grain of Salt...

A Grain of Salt...

A Grain of Salt… Column By Patrick Tamayo/Opinion Editor There is so much hate and anger all around us. As far as we’ve come as a society, with all the technological advances and milestones surpassed, we still fall so short. It’s hard to comprehend the stresses and