Library Exhibit: Coloring Outside the Lines
On display in the Rosenberg Library is an exhibition titled: "Coloring Outside the Lines: Black Cartoonists as Social Commentators".
The Guardsman
Swim team aims for better season; recovers from losses
City College women’s swimming team held an intra-squad meet in the Wellness Center on Feb. 3 in preparation for the program’s third year of existence.
Softball looking for answers as season nears
The City College women’s softball team has endured some tough seasons recently. With a combined record of 3-32 in conference play since 2009 the program is searching for answers.
Things and Flings for Valentine's Day
In matters of love is it always necessary to wine and dine a la mode? This year’s Valentine’s Day should be a much-needed escape from the classic heart-shaped box of chocolates. Turn it into a fun and effortless be-my-valentine without clearing out your bank account.
Baseball optimistic about 2012 despite losing preseason opener
City College baseball head coach John Vanoncini cited the impact of returning experienced players as the reason for an optimistic outlook on the Rams 2012 campaign.
NBA’s Jeremy Lin manages surging spotlight with concise media responses
Jeremy Lin, a point-guard for the New York Knicks, has had a memorable week. After he started this season as a bench player, he scored a career-high 25 points against the New Jersey Nets last week, cementing his spot in this weeks' starting lineup.
He displayed another career-high performance
Editor's Note: Next phase for Task Force recommendations - Write them into law
Historic budget and access changes to community colleges called “The Student Success Act of 2012” are now being debated, analyzed, and written into law by the California Senate on Higher Education Commitee, the end result of a year long project by the Student Success Task Force.