October 22 News Briefs
Judge allows Chinatown construction to continue, City College to hold forums for chancellor semifinalists, Photojournalist to speak about drilling in the Amazon
The Guardsman
Can cosmetics harm you?
Ingredients in consumer cosmetics and skin-care products could potentially be exposing the public to health risks from incomplete safety testing, according to a press release by a Washington, D.C. environmental advocacy organization.
Rams improved teamwork pivotal in victory over Ohlone
The Rams defeated the Renegades in consecutive matches (25-17, 25-16, 25-18) and improved to 2-0 (7-8 overall) in conference play.
Crime Log, 10/08/08
Sexual assault, theft, student disruption
Letters to the Editor
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Marriage for all, pay in cash
By Graham HendersonStaff Writer
On November 4, California voters will have a chance to take away the right of same-sex couples to marry by voting YES on Proposition 8. The proposition is an amendment to the California Constitution put onto the ballot following a petition initiated by voters.
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Crowds stream to California Academy of Sciences' reopening in Golden Gate Park
City College's first Come-Unity Day, sponsored by the Associated Students Council to promote programs on campus, brought food, music, clubs, and campus organizations to the Ocean campus Sept. 17.