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City College Hosts First Annual Block Party

By Anshi Aucar City College held its first block party on Nov. 21 for students and prospective students to advertise college offerings. The event, organized by the Associated Student Council, ran from 9:30 a.m to 3 p.m. and drew in hundreds of student’s attention by offering

College Spending Still High

By Milo Kahney milo.kahney@mac.com On Thursday Oct. 24th, the City College Board of Trustees assembled for a regular meeting at Conlan Hall Room 101. The Budget and Audit Committee gave a presentation on how City College’s expense rate is rising much faster than its income streams,

Student Assembly Meets Again to Address College Issues

By Saroya Mackey smackey5@mail.ccsf.edu Two City college students, Marcoz Cruz and Winmon Kyi, held the first student assembly of the semester on Sept. 25th in the MUB on Ocean Campus to discuss prevalent student issues. Last semester, the Student Assembly was used as an outlet for students

Break-In at Visual Arts Leaves Lab Short Three Computers

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com Three iMac computers were stolen from the Visual Arts building at Ocean Campus last week when the building’s lab was broken into sometime after classes ended on Tuesday Sept. 24 and before faculty arrived on Wednesday Sept. 25. The lab in room

Confusion over $32 million projected deficit explained

Confusion over $32 million projected deficit explained

By Peter J. Suter suterjpeter@gmail.com The February board of trustees meeting left City College trustees, top administrators and the larger college community dismayed and confused about how the institution’s projected budget deficit swelled from $11 million to $32 million. Vice Chancellor of Human Resources Dianna Gonzales said

Updates on the Feb. 28 board of trustees meeting

Special Report New budget deficit gives cause for concern By Peter J. Suter suterjpeter@gmail.com Vice Chancellor Dianna Gonzales reported that the estimated $11 million deficit for this fiscal year has now swollen to $31 million. This gives the college little time and not many options beyond a downsize

Fellowship scholarship takes applicants

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com A new journalism fellowship is being created to honor Journalism Department Chair Juan Gonzales that would benefit journalism students who are members of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) and attending school in the Bay Area. The Juan Gonzales Fellowship is a