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San Francisco, Calif.

The future of journalism matters at City College

By Marco Siler-Gonzales NEWS EDITOR At a time when smartphones and tablets have made way to lightning fast news streams and countless new forms of media, aspiring journalists must take into account their ability to maneuver through this hyper competitive race of distributing information. Shrinking newsrooms and the increasing expectations

Students make retro fashion statement

Students make retro fashion statement

Michael Burkett Staff writer The Fashion Department’s Fash Direction & Coordination (FASH 47) class performed at Smith Hall on May 5, showing off retro fashions from the 1980s and 90s along with some of today's fall fashions. The looks were put together by clothes donated from Goodwill’

‘it’s not just harmless water vapor’

By Isra Ahmad CONTRIBUTOR Before I began college, I couldn’t have identified an e-cigarette if I saw one. In my first semester at San Jose State University, I sat next to a student who was openly smoking an e-cigarette in my community health class, to my surprise. Since I

Women’s water polo in the works

by Shaleisa Daniel The likelihood of a competing water polo team coming to City College is creating a wave of interest and enthusiasm. The athletic department has been buzzing with plans to create a women’s water polo team and the Fall 2015 season is pending college approval. The new

THE 15TH ANNUAL CITY SHORTS STUDENT FILM FESTIVAL

By Natasha Dangond If you treasure independent filmmaking, then City College’s 15th annual City Shorts Student Film Festival is up your alley. The festival is scheduled for May 14 in the Diego Rivera Theater. It kicks off with a 6 p.m. reception featuring refreshments, a photo booth, and

Frisco Day

Frisco Day

Teacher's union enters contract negotiations with district

Teacher's union enters contract negotiations with district

Otto Pippenger Staff Writer On April 15, the City College Teacher's Union, American Federation of Teachers Local 2121 entered “pre negotiations” for a new contract with the School District. The college’s negotiators vowed to oppose what AFT 2121 President Tim Killikelly has called the “downsizing of City