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Food critique between Ocean Campus and Laney Campus

Food critique between Ocean Campus and Laney Campus

By Barbara Muniz and Jasmine Howell The meal options available at college campuses can make or break the student experience because students need food. Laney College and City College of San Francisco have students on campus at many times of day, and it can be a struggle to find healthy

BEMA hosts seventh festival at Roxie Theatre

BEMA hosts seventh festival at Roxie Theatre

Lights, camera, action! By Barbara Muniz City College of San Francisco’s Cinema Department and the Broadcast Electronic Media Arts (BEMA) presents the 7th Festival of the Moving Image (FMI) on Nov. 30, in the Roxie Theater. The maximum length of each short film is five minutes - a stark

Riding driverless cars into uncharted ethics

Riding driverless cars into uncharted ethics

By Barbara Muniz and Quip Johnson Driverless car manufacturers are eager to make their technology a reality. However, the release of automated cars presents both ethical and technical quandaries. The transportation business has gone through significant changes before, but the advent of driverless cars means a multitude of only partially

DACA fund for renewal application fee

DACA fund for renewal application fee

By Barbara Muniz Immigrants under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program received a chance for renewal as a way to maintain their current protective status. The deadline for renewal was Oct. 5, a month after the announcement the DACA plan was subject to change. Initially approved by President

Hashtag to win $2,000 scholarship contest

Hashtag to win $2,000 scholarship contest

By Barbara Muniz Heads Up America (HUA) offered a $2,000 scholarship contest. Whoever attended school, is 16 years or older, a U.S. resident, high school senior, community college students and alumni were invited to apply. HUA, under the educational umbrella of the non partisan College Promise Programs organization

College Promise is a First Dollar Plan

College Promise is a First Dollar Plan

By Barbara Muniz If approved, the California College Promise Grant Plan (CCPGP) has the potential to attract even more students throughout the Golden state. The CCPGP was originally called the Board of Governors (BOG) Fee Waiver Program, which was initially signed by Governor Jerry Brown in September 2016. A new

Ocean Campus wildlife thrives despite its urban local

Ocean Campus wildlife thrives despite its urban local

By Barbara Muniz In the diverse environment of City College, students, faculty, staff and visitors can enjoy the variety of plants and flowers tucked in different plots of the 56 acres that make up the Ocean Campus. The campus harbors a richness of vegetation that attracts a fair amount of