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Campus archers target enrollment

Campus archers target enrollment

By Rachel Quinio The archery program at City College has been around for decades. City College’s archery classes are held twice a week, Tuesdays and Thursdays, at the Golden Gate Park Archery Range by Diane Nagura. She has headed the class since the 90s and taught physical education at

Valentine's Day is not that special

Valentine's Day is not that special

When Valentine's Day is around the corner, the first thing many couples, flings or people with occasional lovers think of is gifts: the chocolates, oversized teddy bears and possibly one night of a lot of unprotected sex. Right? If you laughed, then you know it's true.

A love affair with fashion

By Diana Chuong Fashion designer Sophia Marie discovered her passion for designing clothes and draws experience in the fashion industry as she prepares to open her own boutique store, “Sophia Marie,” in April. Marie will be introducing her own clothing and jewelry to the public. She said the boutique will

General Campus Tarot

By Adina Pernell Adina Pernell is a reiki master, energy worker, crystal healer, massage therapist and student of the esoteric. Adina uses “The Druid Animal Oracle” tarot deck created by Philip and Stephanie Carr-Gomm, which features original illustrations by Bill Worthington.* Working with animal energy is about tapping into the

Local legend “Diamond” Dave mentored Bob Dylan

By Jason Violette Bob Dylan is an American icon and folk paragon who is now the first singer, songwriter to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for literature. City College student, poet, philosopher, rambler and Mutiny Radio host “Diamond” Dave Whitaker not only knew Bob Dylan back in the day,

SF IndieFest returns for its 19 year promising films to keep you on the edge of your seat

By John Ortilla On Jan. 11 the founder and director of the San Francisco Independent Film Festival (SF IndieFest), Jeff Ross, and his programming team spoke at a press conference pertaining to the complete lineup for the 19 SF IndieFest on Feb. 2-16. The festival will showcase productions from independent

Spring Fashion Week Trends Aim to Turn Heads

By Adina J. Pernell Wherever you are in the world, fashion week draws style enthusiasts, celebrities, start-up designers, artists, the politically connected, social climbers, and everything else in-between to its hallowed catwalks. They come to feast their eyes on the wearable art that struts down the runway with confidence in