A College in Recovery Seeks Commitments from its Chancellor
As the college has seen ten years of chancellors dropping out or losing good standing, it will be a dramatic change of pace to transfer to a four-year Chancellor.
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Union Petitions to Remove Associate Vice Chancellor
The Service Employees International Union 1021 has distributed a petition against the current Associate Vice Chancellor of the City College IT Department Ellen Rayz.
Rams Triumph in 5-1 Win Over Cañada
On Friday, Nov. 5, the Rams women’s soccer team won big in a game scoring five goals over the visiting Cañada College. The game’s final score was 5-1 and moved the 11th-ranked team in the state to 14-2-0.
The Vigil: Vaccinate the Children
Recently, Pfizer was approved by the FDA for children ages 5-11 to receive in defense of COVID, and in San Francisco, they will also be required to show their vaccine cards to gain entry to businesses. California has been given 1.2 million doses, enough to vaccinate all children five to eleven years
Education is Made a Privilege by Student Debt
According to Business Insider, a staggering growth of 260% increase in tuition since 1980 is a significant factor to consider. What’s worse, other costs associated with attending college, such as textbooks and required supplies (for example, a laptop), have bumped that increase above a 300%.
Tea Gardens Freely Accessible to Locals and Tourists
By Bob Kinoshita
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Its always better when you can get into an event free. San Francisco offers an occasional free day to verified residents of San Francisco. Several times a year access to the zoo and Academy of Science , and other city attraction are free to residents
Outside Lands Draws Thousands to Golden Gate Park After COVID Hiatus
After a two year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic, thousands of festival goers descended upon San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park for the return of Outside Lands music festival.