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Rams suffer tough loss against San Mateo

Rams suffer tough loss against San Mateo

By Patrick Cochran The Rams lost 42-31 on October 28 against a tough San Mateo team. Leading 20-14 at halftime, The Rams were unable to stop the juggernaut San Mateo offense in the second half. Playing at home, the Rams took an early lead in the game when

Rams shoutout De Anza 58-0

By Patrick Cochran The Rams mopped up De Anza College, winning the game with the staggering score of 58-0. It was a complete team performance, with the offense, defense and special teams all playing excellent. Backup quarterback Sean Duffy started the game, filling in for an injured Zach Masoli,

Women's soccer team sees victory at De Anza

Women's soccer team sees victory at De Anza

By Patrick Cochran The Ram’s women soccer team drubbed De Anza in their 3-0 victory on November 2. Dominating from the start, the Rams played an excellent on both offense and defense. Striking early, the Rams scored their first goal 5:30 into the match. Sofia Jones got

City College flies its flag high with Free City ad campaign

By Sarah Berjan Beautifully vivid images of students are shown in the neighborhoods that are home to the five locations of City College in an advertisement campaign to promote the Free City program. This visual story telling experience mimics the objectives of the program. It expresses progressive values through a

Grammy nominated City College music professor records original compositions

Grammy nominated City College music professor records original compositions

By Adina J. Pernell Broadcast Electronic Media Department (BEMA) recording Studio B was bustling with hectic energy on Oct. 23 when composer, guitarist and City College music professor Lennis “Lenny” Carlson stepped outside for a brief respite from the busy musicians of Jeff Sanford’s Cartoon Orchestra Septet tuning up

Riding driverless cars into uncharted ethics

Riding driverless cars into uncharted ethics

By Barbara Muniz and Quip Johnson Driverless car manufacturers are eager to make their technology a reality. However, the release of automated cars presents both ethical and technical quandaries. The transportation business has gone through significant changes before, but the advent of driverless cars means a multitude of only partially

Vigil for San Francisco State student held after months long campaign

Vigil for San Francisco State student held after months long campaign

By Otto Pippenger Some 50 students, friends and family members gathered at San Francisco State University’s (SFSU) Richard Oakes Multicultural Center for the belated memorial service of SFSU student and former City College student Gabriela Sanchez, 23, of Los Palos, Ca. The memorial was on Nov. 3, 2107, more