‘Talking Heads’ showcases music department faculty
By Roxanne Bequio Staff Writer On Halloween, City College’s music department performed a free concert in the Creative Arts Building.
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November 5 Police Blotter
Student injured by vehicle, sex acts reported in Cloud Hall, student strikes faculty member, bicycle rack damaged in crash
Read MoreDance Celebration draws public to Wellness Center
City College’s dance classes convened in the Wellness Center on Oct. 18 to host a night celebrating a new era of dance at the Wellness Center. Students and residents alike paired up to salsa with latin dance band Mazacote on the new North Plaza, while others took an introductory lesson on the Feldenkrais method taught by Jean Elvin.
Read MoreCity College works to increase composting awareness
Composting has been an uphill battle for the recycling department at City College due to the lack of knowledge on proper recycling and composting procedures according to Recycling Coordinator Carlita Martinez.
Read MoreCrime Log, 10/22/08
Graffiti, theft, burglary, student injury
Read MoreCrime Log, 10/08/08
Sexual assault, theft, student disruption
Read MoreCity College kicks off first ever Come-Unity Day
By Nick Squires Staff Writer City College’s first Come-Unity Day, sponsored by the Associated Students Council to promote programs on
Read MoreUnderstaffed campus police overseen by Dean Santos
The San Francisco City College District Police Department will be looking for a new chief of police starting Oct. 2 said Rod Santos, acting dean of student affairs.
Read MoreNews Briefs, 10/08/08
Whale Fountain covered in response to vandalism, Campus radio station gets new studio at Misson campus, Lunch Box restaurant dumps kitchen waste on campus
Read MoreNight student abducted, raped
A City College student reported being abducted and sexually assaulted near Ocean campus on the night of Sept. 3, said City College and San Francisco police departments.
Read MoreFacilities in need of repair?
The contrast between recently constructed and older buildings on Ocean campus is prompting many of City College’s students to question when the older buildings will get a turn at renovation.
Read MoreNew Path of Travel has improved access on Ocean campus
The reconstruction of outdated pathways on Ocean campus to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act has created a campus that is more user friendly by increasing accessibility and allowing for better navigation for disabled students said Leilani F. Battiste, City College’s ADA Compliance Director/Assistant Legal Counsel.
Read MoreSome services unavailable for night students
By Graham Henderson Staff Writer Students taking evening classes at City College face difficulties most daytime students never have to
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