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SDCCD chancellor, leadership outline priorities at City College forum
November 18, 2022
Kathryn Gray, Editor-In-Chief
Inside the warmth of the MS-140 room, faculty and staff gathered to hear Chancellor Carlos Cortez and district leadership present key priorities for SDCCD, bypassing the chilled lemonade and chewy chocolate chip cookies to settle in their seats on an unseasonably cold San Diego afternoon.
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City College job fair provides employment, resource leads for veteran students
November 17, 2022
Candise Berry, Multimedia Journalist
San Diego City College partnered with the Employment Committee of San Diego to show appreciation to veterans by hosting a job fair for students seeking employment and useful resources the day before Veterans Day.
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Test proctoring, Native American History Month discussed at City College Council
November 15, 2022
Shamere Grimes, Multimedia Reporter
The San Diego City College Council came together Nov. 8 to discuss a range of issues and projects that can improve the experience students have on campus, ranging from support for students with disabilities to the celebration of Native American History Month.
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Nigerian-born soccer player finds piece of home on City College pitch
November 11, 2022
Antonio Contreras, Multimedia Journalist
David Abgoola grew up playing the sport with friends and family in Oyo, an inland state in southwestern Nigeria.
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Masks not required at SDCCD, City College starting Dec. 19
November 10, 2022
Candise Berry, Multimedia Journalist
Masks will be optional on San Diego Community College District campuses, including San Diego City College, starting Monday, Dec. 19, officials announced on the SDCCD website.
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A person retrieves a menstrual pad from a silver Aunt Flow dispenser

City College ASG legacy project puts priority on period products

Kathryn Gray, Editor-In-Chief • October 26, 2022

When the organization Aunt Flow approached San Diego City College Associated Students Government, then-president Victoria Owusu saw an opportunity to address a basic need that is often overlooked: menstruation products.

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Why do City College students vote the way we do?

Students, faculty weigh in on what factors into casting ballots

Shamere Grimes, Multimedia Reporter • November 5, 2022

Voting has been called essential to a well-functioning democracy, but often very few people have the time or the attention span to do extensive research on who or what they’re voting for. So, what subtle psychological forces play a part in our voting decisions?

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