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A visual depiction of the lifestyle of inbetweeners

A visual depiction of the lifestyle of inbetweeners

By Laurie Maemura A young couple in love, a third-generation commercial crab waterman carrying a bushel of crabs, and a woman baptized in Chesapeake Bay with members from church, were some of the nineteen images showcased, just to name a few of the working-class people living in the seaside community.

A day late, a dollar short and it didn't matter

A day late, a dollar short and it didn't matter

By Elena Stuart City College professor Terry Day grew up in the projects, has a learning disability and was a first generation college student. “I tell students in my class… I have dyslexia… that I came from a single mother in the projects,” Day said. “It's harder for

From drifter to capturer: City alum keeps it street-smart

From drifter to capturer: City alum keeps it street-smart

When he was 18, Travis Jensen moved to the city he considered a skateboard mecca. He was following advice of a homeless man who called San Francisco the “lost city of Atlantis.”

Former City College Student Aims to Succeed

Former City College Student Aims to Succeed

By Cassie Ordonio Rudy Sandoval Jr. wakes up at 5:30 a.m. every day with one thing on his mind, and it involves a bow and arrows. The former City College student drives to the San Francisco Archery Range, located on Rifle Range Road in Pacifica, to perform his

The ❤ Will Live Forever A Prince retrospective

The ❤ Will Live Forever A Prince retrospective

EDITORIAL OBITUARY A Prince retrospective By Tony Taylor “Electric word ‘life’ / It means forever and that's a mighty long time But I'm here to tell you / There’s something else / The afterworld” — “Let’s Get Crazy” from the album “1999” Just once in a great while,

SEIU Leader Fights for Custodians’ Rights

LABOR RIGHTS By Andy Bays International Workers Day is Sunday, May 1, also known as May Day. Its history involves more than just a colorful maypole, with long-standing traditions about honoring working people, demonstrating in the streets and displaying union pride. Many employees at City College are members of the

Striving for Independence

Striving for Independence

By Dakari Thomas At first glance, Scott Samuels might not come off as a rapper. The 39-year-old who also goes by S-Class identifies as a socially-conscious MC whose lyrics discuss subject matter like environmental degradation, animal rights, gentrification and for-profit prisons. Samuels is both a musician and the head of