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Opinion: Kids do not raise themselves

By Jen Houghton Staff Writer Many countries, including Italy, the Czech Republic, Germany and Spain, have Duty to Rescue laws, legally requiring bystanders to assist people in distress or at a minimum to call the local emergency number. The U.S. has no such laws. In France, a person could

Credit card reform enacted to protect consumers

New credit card regulations signed into law by President Obama late last spring will take effect in February 2010.

Bayview pilot course aims to build careers

By Alex Emslie Opinions & Editorials Editor City College's environmental horticulture and floristry department, the Bayview-Hunters Point Greenhouse Tenants Association and San Francisco Public Works have teamed up to add an interior landscaping technician training course to the Southeast campus curriculum with hopes it will help combat

Tour encourages student entrepreneurship

By Jake Chapnick Contributing Writer The Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour finished at City College on Nov. 18 after visiting 18 different community colleges in California. The event took place during International Entrepreneurship Week, which organizers said was one of nearly 25,000 events held worldwide to promote entrepreneurship. Speakers at the

Obama lauded at City College celebration

The anniversary of the first elected African-American President of the U.S., Barack Obama, was held at City College’s Diego Rivera Theatre on Dec. 2.

City College walks out

Around 200 students, faculty and staff walked out of their classes and gathered outside the chancellors office at Conlan Hall Nov. 18 to protest tuition fee raises and class cuts.

Staring at goats sends reporter on wild trip

By Greg Zeman Staff Writer "Men Who Stare At Goats" begins with a title that reads, "More of this is true than you would believe." I can only advise you to apply that same preface to what you are about to read. The film, as incredulous