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The Water Cooler: Volume two, part two

Three weeks of school have blown by and I'm already rattled. Dr. Hoskins, my biology teacher, is flooding my brain with about a million different cells, and Ms. Ganley has me reading a book about eating healthy. I live off Top Ramen noodles and microwavable burritos, are you

Rams crush Cabrillo in season opener

Rams head football coach George Rush seemed to get all he wanted for a season opener from his team’s 54-13 rout of the Cabrillo Seahawks on Sept. 5 in Aptos.

Women's soccer gets first victory

By Aaron Turner STAFF WRITER In a game that saw a defensive back-and-forth struggle, it was Mother Nature that may have played the most significant role for the Rams women’s soccer team. The Rams shut out the Contra Costa College Comets 1-0 in in their home opener at Crocker

Cross country 'pumped' about season

By Bontã Hill SPORTS EDITOR Fresh off their first Northern California championship since 1969, the City College of San Francisco cross country team is looking to duplicate that accomplishment. To take it a step further, the Rams are looking forward to big things at the State Championships this season. At

The Water Cooler: Volume two, part one

By Bonta Hill SPORTS EDITOR Boys and girls, I welcome you back to school to another edition of the award-winning column, the “Water Cooler.” Maybe the “award-winning” part is not entirely accurate, but who’s really paying attention? This past summer, my life consisted of three things: baseball, Facebook, and

New Coach hopes to build solid womens soccer program

By Aaron Turner STAFF WRITER In only it’s sixth season at City College, the Rams women’s soccer team knows that to build a successful program requires a combination of player talent as well as coaching ability. In his first season as Rams head coach, Gabriel Saucedo is hoping

Reigning conference champs back at it again

By Nick Palm STAFF WRITER Following the incredible 2008 season could appear intimidating to some, coach Adam Lucarelli and company are pumped for another exciting year of Rams men’s soccer. The Rams had an unbelievable 17-1-4 record last season, winning the Coast Conference Championship for the second year in