Tattoos may pose new health risk
Tattoos have been around for over 5,000 years as a popular, expressive art form, however, according to recent reports, tattooing could become better known for the life-threatening risks associated with the ink.
Tattoos have been around for over 5,000 years as a popular, expressive art form, however, according to recent reports, tattooing could become better known for the life-threatening risks associated with the ink.
The Mission District is known for hip bars, cafes and boutiques, but in recent weeks the sunny community has been clouded by three fatal shootings serving a bloody reminder that gangs, drugs and violence are a continuing problem, and some City College students are getting caught in the middle.
Last Friday, Rams’ quarterbacks Broughan Jantz and Turner Baty displayed their passing abilities against Mendocino College, who they defeated for the second straight year, 65-0.
Instructors at SF State have resorted to “class lotteries” in response to the newest wave of fiscal cuts, which have led to fewer classes for even more students in the ever-crowded college.
A few years ago City College didn’t have the diverse eateries it has today. The students had two choices– hot dogs or hamburgers. Although good choices, it wasn’t very representative of the many ethnicities attending City College.
Mayor Ed Lee was grilled by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors during the mayor’s “question time” on Sep. 13, under the looming shadow of the November mayoral race.
Nancy Elliot is an Art Professor and Curator for the City College Art Galleries. She considers herself a mixed bag when it comes to education, class, gender and ethnicity.
The West Coast’s first FM radio station, 91.7 KALW, commemorated it’s 70th Anniversary at a community hosted celebration at the Mission Campus on September 8, a date recognised by the city as “KALW Day.”
The celebration also included the first live broadcast from the Mission Campus’s radio facility. “Your Call”, a call-in radio show, used the on-campus opportunity to discuss the importance of community colleges with a variety of student guests.
An ordinance legislated by Supervisor Scott Wiener earlier this month at the September 6 Board of Supervisors meeting, introduced a measure that may open challenges to the nudist community of San Francisco.
President of the Board of Supervisors David Chiu has a diverse resume: He received his juris doctorate from Harvard Law School, was a criminal prosecutor for the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office and founded Grassroots Enterprise, a technology company for political campaigns.
Joanna Rees is a business oriented candidate. She’s currently on the Global Board at Endeavor (a global nonprofit that pioneered the concept of High-Impact Entrepreneurship in emerging markets), an Adjunct Professor at Santa Clara University, a Board Member at New Schools Venture Fund, Board Member at National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship.
The City College Art Galleries are showcasing exceptional artwork done by student, faculty and Bay Area artists. The galleries are located at the Ocean campus and the Gough administrative offices, all exhibits are free to the public and feature different artist every few months.
City College instructor Susan Jackson’s newest series of plays about untainted Southern-American compassion titled, “4 Mercy: Friendly Fires,” premiered earlier this month– complete with raucous patriotism and roadside confessions.
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