"Right in the Eye" Brings Méliès' Silent Films to Life With Live Score
Three French musicians transformed 12 early silent films into an evening of experimental sound and theatrical wonder at San Francisco's Marina Theater.
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City College Plans to Accept EBT, Timeline Unclear
The rollout, backed by Student Affairs leadership, comes as student hunger and basic-needs strain remain a concern at City College.
California Senate Advances Bill Expanding Path to Sue Federal Officers
City College IT Department, Now Fully Staffed, Eyes Portal Overhaul and Smart Classrooms
UMOJA/AASP Moves Location After Almost Two Decades
Counselors Convene to Tackle Enrollment Bottlenecks Ahead of Senior Surge
Boardroom Confrontation Returns to Spotlight
Thousands Rally in Dolores Park to Demand 'ICE Out'
Sports
Kenyon DeMuynck Is Making History — and Just Getting Started
He didn't pick up a basketball seriously until high school. Now he's the first junior college player to sweep the North Coast Conference's top honors.
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Badminton Looks to Swat The Competition Away This Season
Rams Swim Team Hot Off The Block at SF Invitational
Women’s Basketball Comeback Falls Just Short in Loss to San José
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