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Women claim Comet Classic

By Bonta Hill Sports Editor The City College women’s basketball team won the Comet Classic Championship game at Contra Costa College on Dec. 5 with a 70-56 win over Laney College. Sophomore point guard Brittney Allen averaged 18 points in the tournament and won the Most Valuable Player award.

Bold and Chic: Decoding a Decade

By Cailie Skelton Arts & Entertainment Editor Imagine models working a runway in modern fashions with a vintage twist and music from the era throbbing through speakers as students and faculty watch on, many spectators still eating their lunch. That was the scene in the City College student cafeteria on

Beavers get 'punched' by Rams

By Bontã Hill Sports Editor With three weeks to get over the disappointment of not playing in the state title game, the City College football team showed no effects of it as they dismantled American River College 59-0 on Dec. 5 in the 2009 Hawaiian Punch Bowl. “When we had

Rams pitcher eyes bright future

By Aaron Turner Staff Writer Although only in his first season at the collegiate level, Rams pitcher Eric Lara has a bright future waiting for him. The freshman out of Balboa High School in San Francisco has already signed a letter of commitment to George Washington University in Washington D.

Opinion: SF traffic calls for drastic new plan

Growing up in San Francisco’s Sunset District, I learned to rely on automobiles as my primary mode of transportation. But since I moved to an undisclosed location on the east end of the city — nice try stalkers — I’ve become quite cozy with public transit.

Opinion: Is Sarah Palin no longer relevant?

By Matthew Gomez Staff Writer Sarah Palin’s new memoir “Going Rogue: An American Life” is a best-seller. In its first week available, Palin’s book even outsold President Obama’s “The Audacity of Hope.” Palin, the former vice-presidential candidate under John McCain, resigned from her position as governor of

Family lends a helping hand to a homeless kid in 'The Blind Side'

By Jessica Luthi Editor-in-Chief Over the years, there have been sports films that inspire, awe and amaze — including “Remember the Titans,” “The Great White Hope,” “The Babe,” and “Searching for Bobby Fischer.” “The Blind Side" takes sports films to a whole new level because the film creates a strong