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Library now accepts food for fines

By Bethaney Lee For the first time this year, the Rosenberg Library at Ocean campus is offering a Food for Fines program which allows students to donate canned food instead of paying late fees on overdue library books. The library is not sure when the program will end, so students

Creative Arts Building restroom requires repairs

By Bethaney Lee The women’s restroom on the first floor of the Creative Arts Building has been closed since May 2, 2017. A sign posted to the door dated Aug. 21, 2017, asks female students to use the restrooms located in the Visual Arts Building or the Diego Rivera

Events Schedule

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Board of Trustees grants awards to student journalists

By Nancy Chan City College’s Board of Trustees presented framed awards to current and former students of the journalism department on Sept. 21, 2017, in a meeting held at the Chinatown campus. The 11 awards recognize commendable reporting and photojournalism for The Guardsman and Etc Magazine, as well as

Phelan Ave. to take on Frida Kahlo’s namesake

By Adina J. Pernell The seemingly innocuous Phelan Avenue, named after former San Francisco Mayor James D. Phelan’s father, holds a shameful history which may result in changing its name to honor world-famous, Mexican artist Frida Kahlo instead. Phelan was xenophobic and believed Asian Americans posed a threat to

Don’t miss the ‘Show of Shows’

By Bethaney Lee The Visual Media Design Department, in part with the City College Concert and Lecture Series, is presenting the 18th Annual Animation Show of Shows (AASS) on Sept. 22, at 7:30 p.m. in Multi-Use Building Room 140. Created in 1998 to showcase award-winning animated short films

Hurricane hits home for City College students

By Bethaney Lee Hurricane Harvey, Irma and now Jose have inflicted fear upon people throughout the country; City College students are no exception. The need for student resources became clear after reviewing emails exchanged between Professor Abigail Jill Bornstein and Professor Leila Easa. “I had a student in my class