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Letter to Editor

In regards to Opinion Article “Closed: Chasing Lions…” written by S. Berjan, the loss of Chasing Lions is a loss to the campus community and we wish owner/operator Mr. Konte all the best. That said, there are inaccuracies in your article. You stated "By committing to diversity in

Studies Show Only 41% of Community College Graduates Obtain a Bachelor’s Degree

By Kyle Roque Inside Higher Ed reports that only 41% of community college graduates go on to obtain a bachelor’s degree within six years of graduating their two-year colleges. This data was reported by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center (NSCRC), after analyzing over 575,000 community college students

Ocean Campus wildlife thrives despite its urban local

Ocean Campus wildlife thrives despite its urban local

By Barbara Muniz In the diverse environment of City College, students, faculty, staff and visitors can enjoy the variety of plants and flowers tucked in different plots of the 56 acres that make up the Ocean Campus. The campus harbors a richness of vegetation that attracts a fair amount of

Compromise needed for Balboa Reservoir

Compromise needed for Balboa Reservoir

By Patrick Cochran The ongoing debate over what to do with the former Balboa Reservoir has a plethora different groups arguing over what to do. Some want to keep it as it is, others want to build massive 600 foot residential towers, while others want to place City College’s

Protecting Mother Earth: Nature's Hidden Beauty Solo Exhibit by Tom Graham

Protecting Mother Earth: Nature's Hidden Beauty Solo Exhibit by Tom Graham

Opening Reception: Friday, Sept. 22 (5-9 p.m.) at Front Page Gallery Join City College’s Department of Journalism and Front Page Gallery at the opening reception of Protecting Mother Earth: Nature’s Hidden Beauty Solo Exhibit featuring selected photographs by Tom Graham. Tom Graham, who retired last December after

Underutilized student tutoring services face budget cuts

Underutilized student tutoring services face budget cuts

By Otto Pippenger The tutoring services offered by City College’s Learning Assistance Center (LAC) now begin one hour later than previous semesters after a $40,000 lab aid budget cut. LAC Chair and Coordinator Elaine Avrus says despite this and other challenges in securing tutors, no further cuts are

A visual depiction of the lifestyle of inbetweeners

A visual depiction of the lifestyle of inbetweeners

By Laurie Maemura A young couple in love, a third-generation commercial crab waterman carrying a bushel of crabs, and a woman baptized in Chesapeake Bay with members from church, were some of the nineteen images showcased, just to name a few of the working-class people living in the seaside community.