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‘FUNraiser’ supports independent filmmakers

The annual Artists’ Television Access “FUNraiser” combined silent and non-silent auctions, showcased live video mixes and hosted two bands to support the mainly volunteer-operated screening room and gallery.

Pierre Coste presents a fine dining experience with affordability

Tucked away behind the Student Union and Smith Hall Cafeteria is a hidden treasure known as Pierre Coste, a dining establishment run by the students of the City College Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Program.

‘Skins’ on MTV paints depraved, amusing picture of U.S. teen life

Honestly, was anyone terribly surprised when they heard MTV had debuted an ultra-controversial new series starring unrealistically attractive teenagers who get drunk, have sex, pop pills and crash SUVs into rivers?

‘Bilal’ paints portrait of Detroit blues

“Bilal's Stand” is a heartwarming, must-see film with which any student pursuing a higher education can relate.

Cake shows mature side with ‘Showroom’

Cake’s latest album, “Showroom for Compassion,” is worth buying — like legally. As in going to Amoeba and buying it new, still in the shrink wrap, with money.

The shore showcases ‘situation’ of debauchery

Watching "Jersey Shore" is like eating deep fried Oreos without the calories. “Jersey Shore” is the cheapest entertainment around — a guilty pleasure derived from watching people live in a completely separate world, one filled with debauchery and drama.

Palace of Fine Arts: Reclaiming a City Jewel

Labeled a jewel in San Francisco’s sparkling crown, the Palace of Fine Arts has reclaimed its status as a gateway and respite from city life recognized by locals and visitors from around the globe.