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San Francisco, Calif.

Review: O’Neill’s ‘Long Day’s’ performs to packed gala

By Benjamin Taylor Editor Starring distinguished City College alumna Lee Meriwether, the production of Eugene O'Neill's “A Long Day’s Journey Into Night” played to a crowded Diego Rivera Theater at the opening night gala performance Nov. 13. In the packed Diego Rivera foyer, guests, students

Cuts, Cuts, Cuts: State proposes more cuts to education, hundreds protest

A few hundred San Francisco State University students gathered on their campus on Nov. 12 to protest proposed budget cuts to the California State University system.

Concerns raised over consumer antibacterial products in homes

Even though research has shown that antimicrobial products can efficiently kill almost any bacteria or virus it contacts, are these chemicals really protecting consumers from illnesses, or do they create new problems? A recent survey of 10 students at City College of San Francisco found that eight s

Review: ‘Quantum’: Not your normal Bond

"Quantum of Solace" isn't your typical Bond film. In this film, Bond is depressed and seeking revenge for his deceased lover Vesper Lynd. He travels the globe, seeking a means to an end.

Rams head to 'Punch Bowl' after gutty win

By Bonta Hill Editor In a game that came down to the last play, the Rams defeated the Santa Rosa Junior College Bear Cubs in a thrilling victory to win their fourth straight game 23-21. "Our offensive line matured and pass-blocked real well today. [Kevin] Vye did a nice

Opinion: From oppressed to oppressor

BY DESMOND MILLEREDITOR On Nov. 4 2008, I was torn in two by the historical election that struck down one discriminatory ideal, the thought that a black man could never be the president of the United States, and strengthened another, the thought that marriage could only be between a man

Opinion: Virtual classrooms strain brains

By Graham HendersonSTAFF WRITER In the 2007 school year, enrollment in online college classes rose by 12 percent. Nearly four million college students take one or more online classes in the United States alone, according to a press release from Sloan Consortium, which bills itself as “The nation’s largest