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Cross country 'pumped' about season

By Bontã Hill SPORTS EDITOR Fresh off their first Northern California championship since 1969, the City College of San Francisco cross country team is looking to duplicate that accomplishment. To take it a step further, the Rams are looking forward to big things at the State Championships this season. At

SYF:'La Vie Boheme'

By Cailie Skelton Arts & Entertainment Editor Kailana Decker is the definition of color. With bright red sunglasses, bright magenta tights, a purple cardigan and a lavender colored scarf accenting her black dress and cowboy boots, she certainly stands out in a crowd. This is Decker's first semester

Enrollment fees jump to close budget deficit

By Marcus Rodriguez Staff Writer Tuition has increased this semester from $20 to $26 per unit for all California community colleges due to the state’s widening budget deficit. Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed the California budget for the 2009-2010 fiscal year on July 28, which includes the addition of AB

College expects increased enrollment due to CSU cuts

By Don Clyde STAFF WRITER California State University’s decision to reject most admission applications for the spring 2010 term will impact hundreds of City College students and may further stress the school’s resources. CSU announced it would stop accepting most admission applications for the spring 2010 term in

Review: Boogaloos - 'unpretentious, just right'

By Liska Koenig CHIEF COPY EDITOR At the corner of 22nd and Valencia Streets, just a short stroll away from City College's Mission campus, is a hip but unpretentious breakfast spot called Boogaloos. It's a good place for down-to-earth comfort food spiced up with a touch

The Water Cooler: Volume two, part one

By Bonta Hill SPORTS EDITOR Boys and girls, I welcome you back to school to another edition of the award-winning column, the “Water Cooler.” Maybe the “award-winning” part is not entirely accurate, but who’s really paying attention? This past summer, my life consisted of three things: baseball, Facebook, and

Editorial: Rhetoric and politics confuse an important debate

One of the ugliest forms of manipulation occurs in the health insurance industry, which has grown at a severe rate to the point that it threatens every facet of this nation's economy. Even the healthy suffer from this abhorrent example of free-market economics gone wrong. The industry turns