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State Championship Looms As City College Flirts With Basketball Immortality

State Championship Looms As City College Flirts With Basketball Immortality

By Dakari Thomas Blowing through the competition is something City College have become accustomed to this year. As a result, the push to a State Championship continues as the Rams have reached the Final Four of the California Community College Athletic Association’s men’s basketball playoffs after three blowout

“El Mad Mex” To Perform Free at Diego Rivera Theatre

PERFORMANCE ARTIST GUILLERMO GOMEZ PENA HAS HELD AUDIENCES SPELLBOUND FOR DECADES By Michaela Payne Performance artist and cultural critic Guillermo Gómez-Peña will perform his latest solo work as “el Mad Mex” in the Diego Rivera Theatre at 7 p.m. on Friday, March 18, presenting his views on the

City College Player Reaches New Heights

By Dakari Thomas With seven minutes left in a game against Skyline College, Trevor Dunbar decided to make an instant impact on the game. In transition, Dunbar hesitated to get a step on the defender, spun, dropped to the floor, and rose up for a double-pump finger roll and

“All the Way” Reflects Cynicism In American Politics

A INSIDE LOOK AT CITY COLLEGE'S NEW DRAMA By Marco Siler-Gonzales Nothing comes cheap in this country, especially social progression. In City College’s debut drama performance of “All the Way” on March 4 at Diego Rivera Theatre, the United States is a nation divided—a martyr

City College Teacher Co-Authors First Transgender Studies Book

By Mags Weir Ardel Haefele-Thomas, chair of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer studies department, will complete the “Introduction to Transgender Studies” next year, the first textbook on the subject in the United States. Haefele-Thomas aims to educate the masses about becoming better allies with trans folks and

Homeless Displacement Reveals City’s Values

Homeless Displacement Reveals City’s Values

By Cassie Ordonio The removal of the homeless on San Francisco’s Division Street demonstrates how low this city has sunk itself into a pithole—it’s disgusting. Stretching from Division between 11th Street and South Van Ness Avenue, city officials gave the homeless a 72-hour notice to “clean

Doomsday Clock Stands Still Amid Nuclear Tensions

Doomsday Clock Stands Still Amid Nuclear Tensions

By Nancy Chan I am glad to learn the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (BAS) exists because they back their Doomsday theories with empirical evidence and historical observation instead of paranoia or religious predictions. Knowing the team includes University of Chicago scientists who helped develop the first nuclear weapons adds