Affirmative action may hinder journey to equality
We have all been brought up with the notion that we should treat everyone equally regardless of the race or ethnicity of the person.
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Cinema department to host film festival
The City College cinema department’s 14th annual City Shorts Student Film Festival will be held May 15 at the Ocean campus Diego Rivera Theatre.
Democracy Notes: Future of middle class looks bleak
April 23, 2014, should have been considered a day of infamy in the United States, but it wasn’t. That is to our detriment.
Feel-good sports movie leaves no underdog cliché unturned
“Million Dollar Arm” might better have been titled “Jerry Maguire Goes to India.”
Rams trying to get back to winning ways
After finishing the 2013 football season 8-3, the City College Rams are working harder than ever to complete the 2014 season undefeated and add another state championship to head coach George Rush’s resume.
City College instructor takes 2nd in judo competition
Astronomy Dept. Chair Lancelot Kao takes home second place in the Reno Senior National Championships 73 kg weight class
Chancellor chooses not to apply for candidacy
Chancellor Arthur Tyler has rejected the April 12 proposal of applying for “candidacy” recommended by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges chair and vice chair.