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Cassie Ordonio

Former City College Student Aims to Succeed

Former City College Student Aims to Succeed

By Cassie Ordonio Rudy Sandoval Jr. wakes up at 5:30 a.m. every day with one thing on his mind, and it involves a bow and arrows. The former City College student drives to the San Francisco Archery Range, located on Rifle Range Road in Pacifica, to perform his

Students Assemble For Anti-Rape Demonstration

Students Assemble For Anti-Rape Demonstration

By Cassie Ordonio In the 11th Annual San Francisco Walk Against Rape (SFWAR), City College’s Project SURVIVE paraded through the Mission District to raise awareness of sexual violence and to encourage survivors to speak up. Project SURVIVE has participated in the event every year. Each year, SFWAR hosts a

School Officials Tackle Batmale Temperature Control

By Cassie Ordonio City College students and faculty may soon be relieved of Batmale Hall’s extreme temperature fluctuations caused by broken chillers and boilers. Batmale Hall’s temperature issue was recognized several years ago. The Department of Facilities Planning and Construction (DFPC) developed a Year One project to help

Have Your Say: The Student Voting Act will automatically register students to vote when they register for classes at the UC, Cal State and community college systems. What are your thoughts about this?

Have Your Say: The Student Voting Act will automatically register students to vote when they register for classes at the UC, Cal State and community college systems. What are your thoughts about this?

By Jose Duran and Photos by Cassie Ordonio “I think anytime you encourage citizens to be a part of the system is a good thing and voting is a theoretical power. Voting is good. I hate to see at any time that any program jumps in as a political solution.

Have Your Say: Members of AFT 2121 voted 92 percent yes on a strike authorization. How will this affect your school work?

Have Your Say: Members of AFT 2121 voted 92 percent yes on a strike authorization. How will this affect your school work?

By Jose Duran and Photos by Fran Smith “What the vote shows is that teaching faculty, counseling faculty and librarians are all united in our desire to have a fair wage, and we’re tired of trying to make it below our 2007 wages. It’s really on the administration

Hundreds Protest Outside Courthouse

Hundreds Protest Outside Courthouse

By Cassie Ordonio Chants of “No justice, no peace” roared throughout Civic Center as demonstrators marched outside of San Francisco’s Federal Courts Building to City Hall during the first day of slain City College student Alex Nieto’s civil trial on March 1. Two years after the shooting of

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 up”