Crews lend a hand to help clean the school grounds
Undeterred by morning fog and the early November chill, students, faculty and staff sipped coffee and teamed up to use their Saturday to clean Ocean campus for the second “Day On” event this year.
The Guardsman
No longer second fiddle
The men’s soccer team at City College was considered an average athletic program in the early 1990s with a losing reputation and difficulty with recruiting. After years of mediocrity and playoff droughts, an enthusiastic coach with a love for soccer was brought aboard and eventually turned the progr
Break through stereotypes
By Joshua Elmore
Intuition tells us that opinion comes from experience. However, much of what anyone believes is usually based on assumptions.
As humans we may thread together a set of beliefs from a single experience. Those beliefs contribute to a frame of mind which seeks support for its conclusion.
Smoking zones are not necessary
There has been a recent push at City College to force students who smoke to only be allowed to do so in designated areas. The school is in the process of making this a reality.
Mayor Lee refuses to chime in on issues
In an opinion piece written by Lee and California's Community College’s Chancellor Brice Harris for the San Francisco Chronicle, they said, “For CCSF, the pace of reform needs to be much faster. We also believe that City College has reached the limit of what it can do on its own,”
New lawsuit filed
The Save CCSF Coalition held a press conference on the steps of the science building on Ocean campus Nov. 7 to announce the lawsuit they filed against the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges with their attorneys Dan Siegel and Neil Satterlund.
Politicians reject AJJCJ actions
A public forum was held at City College on Nov. 7, headed by Congresswoman Jackie Speier, D-Hillsborough, Congresswoman Anna Eshoo, D-Palo Alto and Sen. Jim Beall, D-San Jose, to address the serious issues that have been evoked by the decisions of the accrediting commission.