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Part-Timers Face Prospect of No Restorative Pay

Part-Timers Face Prospect of No Restorative Pay

By Marco Siler-Gonzales/News Editor Part-time teaching is a misleading concept, implying the teacher only works part of the week, but for many City College part-time instructors, it’s a full-time responsibility. Fifteen hours a week delegates part-time work, but with additional responsibilities such as

Soccer Success Continues With Season’s 10th Win

Soccer Success Continues With Season’s 10th Win

By Shannon Cole/Staff Writer A hat trick from City College’s Jesse Bareilles propelled the Rams women’s soccer team to a 4-1 win on Oct. 27 over Cañada College. The Rams, now 6-0-2 in conference play, dominated ball possession at the home game. The team

Rams Continue Run for Conference Title with Convincing 2-0 Win Over Gladiators

Rams Continue Run for Conference Title with Convincing 2-0 Win Over Gladiators

By Andy Bays/Contributor As both teams met beneath heavy gray skies, Rams, dressed in their home-team red, came onto the field like a racehorse breaking out of the starting gate against the yellow-clad Gladiators, snuffing Chabot 2-0 on Oct. 27. The Rams began to hit their

NOV. 4 – NOV. 17, 2015 CALENDAR

NOV. 4 – NOV. 17, 2015 CALENDAR

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 05 Pacific Islanders Club The Pacific Islanders Club will be hosting their weekly club meeting in Student Union lounge from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. For more information contact ccsfpacstudies@gmail.com FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 06 CCSF Biotechnology Club CCSF Biotechnology Club will be in

George M. Rush Stadium Banquet

George M. Rush Stadium Banquet

By Patrick Cochran/Staff Writer At the helm of City College football, former head coach George Rush won 326 games along with seven state and national titles in his 38 years leading the Rams. In honor of his legendary tenure City College will be renaming their home field George Rush

Journalism Department to Host Public Relations Panel Discussion

City College of San Francisco’s Journalism Department is sponsoring a public relations panel discussion to help students and professionals learn the necessary skills to compete in today’s communications marketplace. Guest speakers include media relations, public relations and public affairs representatives from major organizations in the Bay Area, including

City College's Annual Health Fair Targets Student Health Needs

City College's Annual Health Fair Targets Student Health Needs

By Bridgid Skiba/Staff Photographer Health check anyone? City College students flocked to the Health Center for the annual Health Fair on Oct. 13 to take advantage of free health check services. The day’s festivities included outdoor stations by Friends Don’t Let Friends Drive Drunk, Project Survive and