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San Francisco, Calif.

Final budget for 2011-2012 approved

The City College Board of Trustees voted to approve a budget of $191 million for the remainder of the college’s 2011-2012 fiscal year. This budget includes cutting a whopping $1.9 million in funding for classes, a sacrifice made in the face of an ongoing statewide fiscal crisis. “It’s not a perfect

Volleyball falls to Dons at home

City College Women’s Volleyball, seeded No. 9 in Northern California and No. 23 in the state, played their first match as a ranked team against De Anza College on Sept. 30. The two teams, who tied for second place in the conference last season, went to five sets in City College’s second match of con

Rams pass test before road trip

It only took City College’s offense eight seconds to take the lead against De Anza College. From there, they never looked back. Before packing their bags for road trips to San Joaquin Delta College and Butte College, for what may be the two biggest games of the season, the Rams passed their latest t

Tattoos may pose new health risk

Tattoos have been around for over 5,000 years as a popular, expressive art form, however, according to recent reports, tattooing could become better known for the life-threatening risks associated with the ink.

Gang related killings escalate near Mission campus

The Mission District is known for hip bars, cafes and boutiques, but in recent weeks the sunny community has been clouded by three fatal shootings serving a bloody reminder that gangs, drugs and violence are a continuing problem, and some City College students are getting caught in the middle.

Jantz, Baty split snaps trouncing Eagles in win

Last Friday, Rams’ quarterbacks Broughan Jantz and Turner Baty displayed their passing abilities against Mendocino College, who they defeated for the second straight year, 65-0.

SF State assigning classes using lottery system

Instructors at SF State have resorted to "class lotteries" in response to the newest wave of fiscal cuts, which have led to fewer classes for even more students in the ever-crowded college.