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Americans split over protest

Americans split over protest

By Corey Holt cholt3@mail.ccsf.edu For the past two years, NFL players have been protesting against police brutality and systemic injustices imposed on African Americans. In 2016, Colin Kaepernick was the first NFL player to do so, sacrificing his career as a quarterback making millions of dollars a

Rams laying down foundation for championship run

Rams laying down foundation for championship run

by Patrick Cochran The Rams start their 2018 football season with the same goal they have every season, win the state and national junior college championship. Last season they came up short, finishing the year 8-3, but with loads of young talent the Rams are aiming to finish better this

Rams hoop signings bring new beginnings

Rams hoop signings bring new beginnings

By Peter J. Suter suterjpeter@gmail.com After a successful semester for Rams basketball many City College sophomore athletes have begun to choose where next to continue their student athletics careers. Like many to come before, who walked the halls and ran on the court, the two years spent at

Historic First: Rams relay team places at State Championship

Historic First: Rams relay team places at State Championship

By Peter J. Suter suterjpeter@gmail.com For the first time ever, City College women's swim team made history by capturing a relay medal and several others at the annual California Community College Athletic Association state championship meet at De Anza College May 3-5. Led by Head Coach

Warriors honor Rams during NBA playoff game

Warriors honor Rams during NBA playoff game

MEN'S BASKETBALL By Julian Rodriguez City College Men’s basketball team gets honored by NBA Champions Golden State Warriors during Monday’s Game 2 of their playoff game, for winning the California Community College Athletic Association championship. This was the first time that the Men’s basketball team

Rams make playoffs; receive Conference Co-Coach of the Year

Rams make playoffs; receive Conference Co-Coach of the Year

TENNIS By Andres Velasquez andresvelasquez621@gmail.com As the season comes to a draw, the City College Women’s Tennis team finishes off on a high note with Coach Kelly Hickey being awarded Co-Conference Coach of the Year on April 5. Led by Coach Hickey, the Rams have enjoyed one

Off day for Rams women tennis; losing 7-2 to Chabot

Off day for Rams women tennis; losing 7-2 to Chabot

By Andres Velasquez The Rams focus on postseason despite losing 7-2 at home against conference rivals Chabot Fri. March 30 in the team’s fourth match in as many days. The team was tired and in need of rest for the match against Chabot. They lost 7-2 on the final