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Read MoreThe San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is trying to take over use of City College’s Southeast Campus in the Bayview district for its own purposes and renege on earlier promises to fund the expansion of programs at the campus.
Read MoreThe 3rd seeded Rams defeated the 14th seed Napa Valley 5-0 at the City College’s soccer field in the first round of the California Community College Norcal Regional tournament.
Read MoreGlobal musicians, artists and producers are united in opposition as the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, also known as NARAS, announced that a streamlining of the 2012 Grammy Awards has eliminated Latin Jazz and 30 other categories.
Read MoreHaving the number two seed and home field advantage in the 2011 Women’s Soccer Norcal Regional playoffs, the Rams were already off on the right foot before their match between the 15th seeded Skyline Trojans even started.
The ball also seemed to bounce City College’s way during the game, as they were able to take advantage of an own goal by Skyline in the Rams 3-1 win at City College’s soccer field on Nov. 19.
Read MoreWith her team up 4-3 in penalty kicks after 120 minutes of soccer and nothing separating the two teams, sophomore midfielder Nicole Caiocca was one kick away from sending her team to Sacramento to play in the state championship.
She looked down at the ball, followed through with no hesitation and rocketed it through the net.
The battle over the legal status of medicinal marijuana escalated on Oct. 5 when the Obama administration ordered California landlords to evict cannabis dispensaries within 45 days. Property owners who object will go to prison and their property will be seized even if they’re in compliance with state and local laws.
Read MoreA call for a general strike flooded the streets of Oakland on Nov. 2 when tens of thousands of people from around the Bay Area came together for an inspirational display of defiance.
Read MoreFor many, Thanksgiving is a day to celebrate the things that truly matter in life. So what better way to spend the day after it than by participating in an orgy of rampant consumerism…
Read MoreThe Diagnostic Medical Imaging Program at City College was the winner of a 2011 Minnie award for Best Radiologic Technologist Training Program in the entire country. This rating was awarded on Oct. 26, 2011 by AuntMinnie.com, a Web site for professionals in the medical imaging industry.
Read MoreA new study has reinforced the connection between the use of bisphenol A, a chemical used in plastics since 1891, and a predisposition toward breast cancer.
Read MoreThe City College Board of Trustees rejected the draft report from the Student Success Task Force, who aim to financially support academically successful students at the expense of those in need.
Read MoreWeakness and fleeting youth are at the heart of one of Tennessee Williams’ last great
plays, “Sweet Bird of Youth,” performed during a three-week run through Nov. 20 at the Diego
Rivera Theatre.