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Phelps creates Olympic overload

BY GRAHAM HENDERSON STAFF WRITER United States swimming sensation Michael Phelps has finally wrapped up his Olympics, winning eight gold medals in the process. It comes not a moment too soon. I, for one, am excited to hear about something else. Michael Phelps’ feat is impressive, but NBC’s coverage

Opinion: Money for nothing

Everyone should be applying for as many scholarships as possible. According to Jorge Bell, dean of financial aid, EOPS and CalWORKs, many scholarships go unused, leading to less money or less scholarships offered. The Del M. Anderson Scholarship is offered to students that have completed a minimum 24 units at

New home planned for Ocean campus artwork

Pieces of the Ocean campus front lawn sculpture Worldscape III and Robert Howard’s Whale Fountain are currently being stored behind the 200 series bungalows on the Ocean campus.

Light Brown Apple Moth spraying cancelled

San Francisco and other Bay Area Cities will not be sprayed with the synthetic phenomenal pesticide Checkmate LBAM-F, as was previously announced by the state agriculture department earlier this year.

An Eden of Glass: Chihuly Awes with Art Exhibit

In the a pool of water outside the de Young museum stands the Saffron Tower, a striking 30-foot yellow glass structure. It is just a small taste of the magnificent display inside by world-renowned artist Dale Chihuly.

Rams Football team prepare for another strong season

Since the early 90s, expectations are high for the 2008 City College Rams football team. Being ranked number one in the nation only adds to the pressure of being the defending national champions, and having a bull’s-eye on its back.

Silver picnic tables new to campus

CONNIE CHEUNGContributing Writer The office of Facilities Management at City College has installed silver picnic tables at several locations around the Ocean campus, including along the West side of the Visual Arts building. Students and faculty members are no longer limited to sitting in the cafeteria near Smith Hall or