Slideshow: Football team beats De Anza College Dons
[slideshow_deploy id=’14625′] The CCSF Rams beat the De Anza College Dons in a CCCAA football game on Saturday, October
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Month: October 2013
Prescription pills have become the new drug of choice
We live in a society that has developed a cure for almost anything in the form of a pill. It makes little difference what the ailment is—minus certain viruses and diseases. Have a back ache? There’s a pill. Heartburn? Take a pill. Have difficulty concentrating? No problem. Back pain? You’re covered.
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Slideshow: Volleyball team beats San Jose Jaguars
[slideshow_deploy id=’14588′] The City College of San Francisco Rams beat the San Jose City College Jaguars three sets to zero
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Runners set new personal records
Alexander Tidd:
City College’s cross-country team raced through the woodland hills of Golden Gate Park on Oct. 11 at the San Francisco State University Cross-Country Invitational, notching several personal records.
Efforts of librarians help bring thefts down over past year
By Alex Lamp:
Positive identifications, convictions and savvy librarians might make thieves think twice before stealing on Ocean campus.
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Finalists prepared to fill position as decision looms
While the threat of City College losing its accreditation still looms, the search for the new chancellor has come down to three finalists.
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Protests against school’s closure continues
By Tim Maguire:
The momentum to keep City College open and accessible continues to build as over 100 students, faculty and staff demonstrated at the Accrediting Commission of Community and Junior Colleges’ main office in Novato on Oct. 11.
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Movie Review: A Complicated Story
By Gina Scialabba:
I’ve always loved foreign films. There’s rarely a movie with subtitles I don’t enjoy.
Hong Kong cinema is no exception. Unfortunately, the string of Hong Kong tours de force may have just run out.
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Instructor’s love for jazz music is apparent during recent live show
Carlson says he is inspired by the courage and strength that his students demonstrate in spite of the many hardships college students endure.
“I have become a more focused and [an] efficient thinker and speaker thanks to my students,” Carlson said.
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Automotive department determined to keep up with new technology
By Jackson Ly: City College is training future mechanics at the Evans center on hybrid and alternative-fuel vehicles that will
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Fatal Shooting on Mission and Brazil St.
[slideshow_deploy id=’14520′] The San Francisco Police Department responded to a shooting at the corner of Mission and Brazil Street at
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City dominates Fresno with nine touchdowns
By Patrick Cochran: City College of San Francisco remains undefeated after a dominating 61-0 win over Fresno City College. Both
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When will culture globalize
By Joshua Elmore: As of right now the only interactions that are truly global are economic and political. Regardless of
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