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Month: August 2016
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Why or why aren’t you playing Pokemon Go?
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Why we should assess avocado ardency
The U.S.’s latest culinary sweetheart is none other than the slick avocado, but the fruit comes with far more baggage than many food lovers realize.
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Outspoken NBA stars shine brighter
Members of the National Basketball Association (NBA) have been extremely reluctant to speak up on social issues pertaining to the black community. We’ve been left in the dark whenever they were asked to shed light on their perspectives regarding political scandals or national outcry.
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From drifter to capturer: City alum keeps it street-smart
When he was 18, Travis Jensen moved to the city he considered a skateboard mecca. He was following advice of a homeless man who called San Francisco the “lost city of Atlantis.”
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Welcoming our first full-time Pacific Islander instructor
The Board of Trustees confirmed the full-time tenure track of Dr. David Palaita of the interdisciplinary studies department on June 9.
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Philippine Studies department celebrates Filipino heritage
In celebration of Filipino and Filipino-American culture, the Philippine Studies department and City College’s Outreach program participated in the 23rd annual Pistahan parade from San Francisco Civic Center to Yerba Buena Gardens.
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Free City initiative awaits public vote
After going through numerous rounds of voting, Supervisor Jane Kim’s Free City proposal is one step closer to giving the majority of City College students a tuition-free education for the first time since 1983.
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Rams volleyball welcomes impressive recruiting class
Head coach Saga Vae is “really excited” about his 2016 women’s volleyball team.
“This group never gives up. A lot of teams will be glad we’re small when they see us walk into the gym,” Vae said, referencing the team’s lack of height compared to previous years. “But we’ll surprise them.”
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National title defense: Can the Rams go back-to-back?
The City College Rams are looking to add to their ring collection after winning the National Junior College Football Championship for the 10th time last fall.
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Finally teaching under contract
City College faculty approve contract agreement following summer negotiations
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New conditions for summer financial aid prove stifling
In order for a student to be considered full-time during a summer semester, they are required to take the “maximum of eight units,” says Lisa Romano, chair of the New Students Counseling department.
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Catch ’em all at Ocean Campus
Looking for Pokémon on campus? The following locations and works of art at Ocean campus are Pokéstops.
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