Links found between commonly used chemical and likelihood of breast cancer
A new study has reinforced the connection between the use of bisphenol A, a chemical used in plastics since 1891, and a predisposition toward breast cancer.
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CCSF Board says "NO" to Task Force recommendations
The City College Board of Trustees rejected the draft report from the Student Success Task Force, who aim to financially support academically successful students at the expense of those in need.
Campus production celebrates Tennessee Williams 100th birthday with “Sweet Bird of Youth”
Weakness and fleeting youth are at the heart of one of Tennessee Williams’ last great plays, “Sweet Bird of Youth,” performed during a three-week run through Nov. 20 at the Diego Rivera Theatre.
Fighting for the Dream
He hiked a barren desert, crawled a mile through sewage, and now has a 3.8 GPA. His name is Raul Barrera, an openly undocumented City College student who still cannot receive financial aid even under the newly passed "Dream Act." This is his story.
Election recap: Ed Lee’s shady campaign was 2Legit2Quit
2Legit2Quit, the catchy MC Hammer music video, tells the perfect story of everything wrong with Ed Lee’s mayoral campaign win.
Obituary: Local performer Jesse Morris loved by Bay Area music community
Jesse “Jaundice” Morris, or “Punk Rock Johnny Cash,” 27, was found dead in his home after committing suicide on his birthday, Sunday, Nov. 6, 2011. Morris was a talented musician best known for his Johnny Cash style vocals.
Rams finish second in Tip Off Tourney
The City College men's basketball team hosted their first tournament of the season as they finished second losing to Santa Rosa Junior College in the finals 84-82. The loss snaps a 29-game winning streak.