Month: September 2016

News Briefs

Changes coming to the Golden Gate Bridge, ethnic studies curriculum for high schoolers, developments in the Free City initiative and Rams soccer updates.

Working with animal energy is about tapping into the universal force of nature and all that Mother Earth creates in the animal kingdom. Chances are, you’ve used colloquialisms like “wise as an owl” or “sharp as a hawk”; using the archetypal energy of the animal world helps produce a clearer picture of possible life paths to take.

Bookstore operating agreement leaves students seeking textbooks

The San Francisco Community College District Bookstore Auxillary’s contract with Follett Higher Education Group, Inc. was extended to March 31, 2019.

Singer-songwriter Ouida’s journey of doing, not defining

Although Samantha Ouida Hyland is not the famous warrior her middle and preferred name suggests, she has an ambition worth fighting for.

Music. Music has always been close to the San Francisco native’s heart and ears.

City College queen tells all

Approximately 200 people, almost all half-naked and elaborately decorated dancing men, gathered Sept. 10 to watch an evening of naughty drag performance. Shoulder-to-shoulder and cheek-to-cheek they swayed, zipping whistles and feisty howls above the blaring speakers inside trendy bar Underground SF.

Opinions & Editorials

This is not how I remember the 90s

Maybe it’s my post-30s angst talking, but sometimes I wanna tell the “Yo! MTV Raps” wannabes that…

Opinions & Editorials

Lifelong learning belongs in our primary mission

In October 2012, City College’s mission statement changed significantly to define its focus by including a “primary mission” that prioritized four main goals.

Filbert Cartoon

MUB on backup power as classes resume

Classes resumed at the Ocean Campus Multi-Use Building (MUB) on Sept. 12 following a six day power outage caused by PG&E that affected both the facility and its surrounding areas.

Memorial for Nieto underway

Refugio and Elvira Nieto called upon the Board of Supervisors, specifically John Avalos and David Campos, on Sept. 13 to have a permanent memorial for their son Alex Nieto, a City College student who was shot and killed in Bernal Heights by four police officers on March 21, 2014.