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Movie Review: Dallas Buyers Club

Movie Review: Dallas Buyers Club

It’s that time of year again. Movie studios, big and small, hoping to score Oscar recognition from the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences. Oscar-buzz alone generally propels movie ticket sales. This year remember the name “Dallas Buyers Club.” It has all the markings of an Academy Award wi

Slideshow: Football team beats De Anza College Dons

Slideshow: Football team beats De Anza College Dons

[slideshow_deploy id='14625'] The CCSF Rams beat the De Anza College Dons in a CCCAA football game on Saturday, October 19, 2013, at the Ocean Avenue campus. The Rams won 37-29 and have an overall record of five wins and one loss. CCSF will play the San

Prescription pills have become the new drug of choice

Prescription pills have become the new drug of choice

We live in a society that has developed a cure for almost anything in the form of a pill. It makes little difference what the ailment is—minus certain viruses and diseases. Have a back ache? There’s a pill. Heartburn? Take a pill. Have difficulty concentrating? No problem. Back pain? You’re covered.

Slideshow: Volleyball team beats San Jose Jaguars

Slideshow: Volleyball team beats San Jose Jaguars

[slideshow_deploy id='14588'] The City College of San Francisco Rams beat the San Jose City College Jaguars three sets to zero with final scores of 25-15, 25-16 and 25-14 on Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2013, at the Ocean Avenue campus.The Rams hosted a Dig Pink event during

Runners set new personal records

Runners set new personal records

Alexander Tidd: City College’s cross-country team raced through the woodland hills of Golden Gate Park on Oct. 11 at the San Francisco State University Cross-Country Invitational, notching several personal records.

Efforts of librarians help bring thefts down over past year

By Alex Lamp: Positive identifications, convictions and savvy librarians might make thieves think twice before stealing on Ocean campus.

When will culture globalize

When will culture globalize

By Joshua Elmore: As of right now the only interactions that are truly global are economic and political. Regardless of the forces that drive our interconnected economy, culture seems to operate independently of global trends. Most of the first world adopts similar consumer products that aid in streamlining perception but