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PG&E outage leaves CCSF bungalows in the dark

By Jackelinne Gramajo Jagramajo26@gmail.com On the first day of classes, a power outage struck City College's Ocean Campus east bungalows, cutting electricity in a variety of classes and student services. The outage, which began 12:25 p.m., cut WiFi and power services for Ocean Campus&

Give love a chance

Tinder to launch university App: Tinder U By Michael J. Montalvo michaelmontalvo80@gmail.com Colleges around the U.S. will have access to a new version of the dating app, Tinder. Tinder U, as it is called, aims to increase connections between students. Tinder’s main demographic includes college students

Trump pinned against the wall

Trump pinned against the wall

By Patrick Cochran pcochran@theguardsman.com As the partial shutdown of the federal government nears a month, President Trump, who is also known in the Southern District of New York as Individual 1, increasingly looks like he has no way to get his wall along the U.S. and Mexican

Have Your Say: Given the recent death of a Uber passenger, do you still feel safe using Uber/Lyft?

Have Your Say Photos by Michael Montalvo Given the recent death of a Uber passenger, do you still feel safe using Uber/Lyft?

Administration recommends 'press protocols' for Board of Trustees"

Administration recommends 'press protocols' for Board of Trustees"

By Peter J. Suter suterjpeter@gmail.com In preparation for two measures planned for the November ballots, City College administrators proposed media training and two sets of protocols concerning how the Board of Trustees communicates with the press. In addition to offering one-on-one print, radio and television media

Thousands gather for third annual Women's March

Thousands gather for third annual Women's March

"I MARCH FOR ALL WOMEN"