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San Francisco, Calif.

California May 19 special election - proposition breakdown

A statewide special election aimed at fixing California's broken budget will be held May 19. Several state programs, including funding for kindergarten through community college institutions, will be directly affected by the outcome of this special election.

Student Health Center issues swine flue safety message

Dear City College Students, Faculty, Staff and Administrators, You may have been reading and hearing about the swine flu in the recent weeks. Please know that we have been working closely with the San Francisco Department of Public Health to prepare procedures to follow in an event of a widespread

Desmond Miller - Doing what he loves best, writing comic books

By Cailie Skelton STAFF WRITER Desmond Miller has always known that he wanted to write comics. When be was rejected by the publishing companies at the top of the industry, he knew just what to do. Miller, a former City College Guardsman staff member, started his own publishing company, Slumberland

Musicians flourish at City College

By Cailie Skelton STAFF WRITER Eloy Cipriano fell in love when he was nine and by the time he was 15 he knew he wanted to dedicate his life to his love. What he loved, of course, was Hip-Hop. Cipriano is just one of many different musicians at City College.

Review: Nightlife at the Academy

By Greg Zeman CONTRIBUTING WRITER A patrol of knee-high, spherical, steel robots with colorful, blinking, gyroscopic brains glided through the crowd of people, stopping intermittently to nudge or observe a particular individual. A vision of a terrifying future? Perhaps, but it was also part of the vibrant scene at the

New officials elected to the ASC

By Greg Zeman CONTRIBUTING WRITER Ryan Vanderpol, of the VOICE slate, who was seen on Ocean campus wearing a superman costume during election day, emerged as the victor in a hard-fought campaign for the position of Ocean Campus Associated Student Council President. Vanderpol did not leap the competition in a

The Fourth Estate, part four

On Saturday, Apr. 18, the world learned of a farce called justice in Iran: the sentencing of Roxana Saberi, a journalist who has citizenship in both the U.S. and Iran, to eight years in Evin Prison for espionage. Saberi's press credentials were revoked by the Iranian government