Women’s badminton program seeks to continue dominance
With all of the prominent sports programs at City College, badminton is one that has flown under the radar during the past couple of seasons.
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Sports Briefs: Feb. 24, 2010
Rams basketball goes all-conferenceThe City College men’s and women’s basketball teams will be well represented this season on the all-conference teams. The women received five selections, including the Coast Conference MVP, which was awarded to sophomore guard Brittney Allen. Joining her on the First Team all-Coast Conference was
Men end regular season with rout of Skyline
As the men’s regular season came to an end Friday night at the Wellness Center, Rams head coach Justin Labagh wanted his team to finish the regular season with a bang before preparing for the Northern California playoffs next week.
The Water Cooler: Feb. 24, 2010
I have tried to stay away from the Tiger Woods mess, but after seeing how this has put the sports world on pause, it’s time for my thoughts on the ordeal.
Aspiring musicians find fans on Alonetone.com
The explosion in digital distribution services, including hybrid social networking sites like Last.fm, self-publishing platforms like Bandcamp and media stores like iTunes, gives the independent musician more options than ever for getting their product out.
Social media creates business opportunities
A sophomore computer science student at Harvard University named Mark Zuckerberg launched thefacebook.com out of his dorm room six years ago.
32-story, glass elevator at Westin St. Francis provides elevated perception
By Greg ZemanThe Guardsman
“Colts, 34-20”
Since recently making, and subsequently losing, an ill-advised Super Bowl bet, I’ve developed an interest in free entertainment. And since my bookie recently shattered both of my kneecaps, riding an elevator is pretty much the most physical activity I can handle. Thanks a