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Category Archives: News
District iSEP program makes educational plans more accessible
Participation now required for all new students beginning this semester Originally published in the Sept. 10, 2013 print edition of the Sac City Express Making an educational plan and sticking to it can be a hard task for many students, … Continue reading
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Tagged City College, counseling, iSEP, Maristella Bacod, Richard Yang, sac city, Sac City Express (SCC), student plan
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AJ building razed for new Student Services building
One of several campus improvements to begin in summer Originally published May 20, 2013 by SacCityExpress.com The Administration of Justice building will be torn down beginning June 17 to make way for a modern Student Services facility, projected for completion … Continue reading
Campus construction project to begin in June
New two-story building to house Student Services programs, create new location for photography and journalism Originally published in the May 7, 2013 print edition of the Sac City Express A new Student Services building is scheduled to become part of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Martinelli, construction, journalism, Kim Goff, Paul Estabrook, photography, Sac City College, SCC, student services
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Actions speak louder than words
City College administrators encourage students to voice concerns about professor performance Originally published in the April 23, 2013 print edition of the Sac City Express The time has finally come to head down the road to the next step of … Continue reading
Los Rios appoints new police chief
LRPD veteran Cheryl Sears to oversee department Originally published in the April 9, 2013 print edition of the Sac City Express The Los Rios Community College District appointed former Cosumnes River College Police Captain Cheryl Sears in March as the … Continue reading
City College Tragedy
Photography student killed in train accident Originally published in the Dec. 11, 2012 print edition of the Sac City Express A City College student and St. Francis High School visual arts teacher died Dec. 8 when she was hit by … Continue reading
Do you believe in witches?
Sac State professor to speak at City College Originally published Nov. 27, 2012 by SacCityExpress.com Ever wondered what witches can reveal about the resurrection of Jesus Christ? Sacramento State philosophy professor Matt McCormick will speak on that very subject Nov. 29 … Continue reading
12th Avenue entrance closed Nov. 15
Road work will divert traffic for four hours Originally published Nov. 15, 2012 by SacCityExpress.com The side entrance to City College at 12th Avenue and Panther Parkway will be closed between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Nov. 15 by the city … Continue reading
Proposition 30 passes, 32 fails
Calif. proposition results Originally published Nov. 9, 2012 by SacCityExpress.com Arguably the most important, and certainly controversial for City College students, ballot measure on California’s ballot, Proposition 30, passed by a narrow margin early Wednesday morning with a final percentage … Continue reading
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Tagged Associated Press, ballot measure, City College, controversial, failing, passing, percent, Proposition 30, Wednesday
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City College to host post-election forum
Professors to discuss results, answer questions Originally published Nov. 8, 2012 by SacCityExpress.com City College’s History, Political Science and Social Science departments will host a post-election forum in the Student Center on Nov. 8, which will discuss the results of … Continue reading
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Tagged City College, history, panelists, Paul Frank, Political Science, post election, professors, Social Science, Student Center
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