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December 10 State Your Fashion

By Al Lin Madeline McKenna Eclectic fashionista When asked about her style, Madeline McKenna laughs and dodges the question. That’s because the San Diego native’s fashion is a mixture of styles and cannot be described as one or the other. Madeline’s outfit is complete with black flats,

City College fall fashion students show off their style on the runway

On the Record: Do you think City College should become a smoke free campus?

By Anne-Marie Stark Contributing Photographer

Instructor continues work on Science Hall evolution exhibit

By Nick Squires Staff Writer City College’s “Story of Time and Life” exhibit in Science Hall is nearing completion. The exhibit walks viewers through the evolution of life on Earth, the solar system and the universe.

City College settles Chinatown campus lawsuits

By Karen M. Kinney Staff Writer City College has settled lawsuits brought by two groups opposing the construction of the City College's new Chinatown / North Beach campus, according to a press release from the college. The settlement will allow the college to clear the latest hurdle in its

Rams optmistic after tough fourth season

By Nick SquiresStaff Writer For a program that is trying to establish itself, the Rams women’s soccer team struggled this season, finishing with a 2-15-5 record. “This year we had a lot of freshman, and only lost four sophomores. They were a great group of young ladies,” said Head

December 10 News Briefs

On Science Hall hill, a broken pipe was discovered after the underground pipe began leaking steam. The steam from the broken pipe began destroying plant life in the area. The pipe was repaired by Buildings and Grounds. The Spring semester at City College starts Jan. 12. according to Steven Ketch,