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Foibles of modern American jury duty

Foibles of modern American jury duty

Jury Duty: How it works and where it’s headed By Diane Carter The framework for the modern idea of a jury trial was crafted by Henry II in England, in 1166 A.D. Henry wanted systematic governance so he could fairly decide land ownership issues, which at the time

Students Mingle at Multicultural Day

Students Mingle at Multicultural Day

By Otto Pippenger Despite brooding stormclouds that forced a last minute relocation, the Multicultural Day hosted by Associated Students attracted some 70 students at Smith Hall on Nov. 10. There were some dozen displays from cultural groups that included everything from the Latino Services Network and the Gender Diversity Project,

Rams rout Sacramento City College 55-21

By Patrick Cochran Unable to make the playoffs, the Rams still found a way to finish their season on a positive note. On the road to Sacramento City College in a season ending bowl game, the Rams absolutely demolished the Panthers in a 55-21 win. Quarterback Zach Masoli played outstanding

Indie pop sensations rock San Francisco

Indie pop sensations rock San Francisco

By Adina J. Pernell It’s been over two years since indie pop group Sheppard’s award-winning album “Bombs Away,” gained a spot on the American top 40 charts on the steam of their pulsing anthem-styled hit “Geronimo,” staying on the Billboard Hot 100 list for an impressive 21 weeks.

Ram’s crush Butte 3-0

By Patrick Cochran The City College women’s soccer team started off their playoff run with a 3-0 drubbing of Butte College. Controlling the tempo of the game from the get-go, the Rams scored their first goal 23 minutes into the game. Midfielder Angelica Gonzalez broke through the defense for

America needs a fair living wage

By Patrick Cochran City College announced that all student-workers would see their hourly waged bumped up from $10.74 an hour to $14.00 on Nov. 9. This increase made it so that student-workers were paid as much as everyone else making $14 minimum wage in San Francisco. It was

Interview: Marxist political activist Brace Belden

Interview: Marxist political activist Brace Belden

AKA Pisspiggranddad By Otto Pippenger While covering the Bernie Sander’s speech at City College in late September, I noticed a familiar face wearing a hammer-and-sickle sweater. I found myself face to face with Brace Belden, the 27 year old San Franciscan and former City College student who reached widespread