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January 28 State Your Fashion

By Sophia Hernandez PHOTO EDITOR Basking in the sun on the steps across the Visual Arts Building, Barbara Jefferson is quickly distinguished by a style that can easily be identified as her own. “The weather has a lot to do with it,” the 23-year-old said. Other influences for her colorful

The Polaroid Chronicles, part one

I moved to San Francisco from Napa in December 2006, yet I am still only marginally familiar with the city. My original plan was to spend at least one day per week drifting through the city with hopes of discovering my new home town. That obviously didn't pan out as well I'd hoped.

Review: Cruise in 'Valkyrie' das 'Risky Business'

By Jessica Luthi Editor in Chief Every year Hollywood hopes to create the next blockbuster hit. Unfortunately, "Valkyrie" falls short of being a hit, let alone a blockbuster. Despite its star-studded cast it lacks believability and intensity. Tom Cruise plays the would-be Hitler assassin Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg

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

Changing Spaces, part four

I’m quitting my waitressing gig. I had to blink away the tears on payday when I saw I had only $40 more than a co-worker who had only worked 48 hours when I had worked 78.

Review: O’Neill’s ‘Long Day’s’ performs to packed gala

By Benjamin Taylor Editor Starring distinguished City College alumna Lee Meriwether, the production of Eugene O'Neill's “A Long Day’s Journey Into Night” played to a crowded Diego Rivera Theater at the opening night gala performance Nov. 13. In the packed Diego Rivera foyer, guests, students