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San Francisco, Calif.

Hoopsters Fresno bound

By Bonta Hill and Aaron Turner SPORTS EDITOR AND ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR For the second time in 4 years, both the men’s and women’s Rams basketball teams are headed to the Elite Eight for the State Championship. Both coach Justin Labagh and Jamie Wong are excited about their

Second half run pushes Rams over the top against Yuba

By Aaron Turner ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR The California state title is now within the Rams’ sight. This weekend in Fresno will determine whether they go home as champions, or come up short once again. On March 7, Bennie Rhodes, Steven Brown, and Chris White made sure the Rams would get

Comic lovers unite at WonderCon

By Sophia Hernandez PHOTO EDITOR Arch-nemeses Batman and the Joker were spotted... laughing together? The Green Goblin gave Spider Man a... high five? For the 23rd year, WonderCon, the Bay Area’s annual comic book celebration, united fellow enemies under the roof of Moscone Convention Center in downtown San Francisco.

'More than just swinging a hammer'

By Ellen Silk NEWS EDITOR To boost careers for women in the construction industry, City College’s City Build program and the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) hosted construction career day on March 5 at Evans campus. Students attending the event, which coincided with the 10-year anniversary of

Opinion: The truth about bottled water

By Liska Koenig CHIEF COPY EDITOR Humans need water to live — yet the way we consume the life-giving fluid is killing us and our planet. During the past two decades American consumers have stepped away from drinking tap water and instead opt for bottled water, sold at a much higher

March 11 Letters to The Editor

Dear Editor — After reading the Feb. 11 letters to the editor on GAZA, I had to send a reply. The two letters misrepresent the facts. Israel was, and still is, the aggressor in GAZA, against Palestinians. Hamas can't be blamed when Israel is holding 1.5 million Palestinians

Budget concerns call for a march in March

By Lauren Tyler FEATURES EDITOR City College students, anxious about the new California budget which has left the school with a nearly $8 million budget gap, are planning a walkout of solidarity with San Francisco State students tomorrow to protest cuts which will significantly reduce the summer credit session. A