Standing as one: thousands rally for Egyptian people
A few thousand people gathered in Civic Center Feb. 5 to stand in support of the Egyptian people and demand an end to the regime of Hosni Mubarak, who has held power for nearly 30 years.
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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.
San Francisco bracing for sit/lie ordinance
John Chovan doesn’t always know who’s telling him to move because he lost his glasses. It could be a business owner, a pedestrian or a police officer. He complies to avoid any trouble, but sometimes he just needs a place to sit.
A REMARKABLE JOURNEY: Bishop’s road from the Rams to the Super Bowl
With the publicity the National Football League garners, the feel good stories that transpire over the course of a season often gets overshadowed by the negativity of the league.
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.
Mid-Market arts center caters to low-income residents
Robert Stockland muses over sheets of charcoal drawings, his fingertips black with charcoal. Just beyond his gaze, a man is painting a self-portrait. In the back of the room, a 6-foot-3-inch man sculpts on a table strewn with mounds of clay.
City College radiology 2nd best in U.S.
Formerly a hospital transporter, Troy Scott is now a student in the best radiologic technologist training program this side of the Mississippi River.