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Retired City College professor awarded top honor

Sac City Express • August 31, 2009

Fred Dalkey presented with Golden Bear at California State Fair Christopher Geanakos | Editor in Chief [email protected] The Golden Bear Awards for The California Artist of the Year...

Meet and greet

Sac City Express • August 31, 2009

City College Theater Department hosts introductory event Genevieve Jerome | Staff Writer [email protected] Students met up with faculty from the Theater Department to learn about future...

Getting dirty is worth it

Sac City Express • May 9, 2009

Gardening has been praised for creating community, improving diets and beautifying neighborhoods while reducing crime, food costs and resource consumption.

Take care or we might get stung

Sac City Express • May 9, 2009

According to Hollywood bee wrangler, Guinness World Record holder for most bees held in the mouth (109) and University of California, Davis entomology Professor Dr. Norman Gary, one third of commonly eaten foods require honey bee pollination.

Tunnel vision

Sac City Express • May 9, 2009

Occasionally a hokey story about downtown Sacramento’s secret underground tunnels will appear on a local news broadcast. A tactless reporter with a flashlight and hardhat will drag a decidedly unenthused cameraman into one of the city’s hidden tunnels, and tell a tale of the ghosts that haunt it.

Learning from the past

Sac City Express • May 9, 2009

Just five years ago, she says was addicted to methamphetamine, had lost her boyfriend, and had her child taken into protective custody. As of today, she’s earned three associate degrees and a certificate in social work, supports herself and her son, and as of Aug. 26, she’ll celebrate five years clean.

He wants you!

Sac City Express • May 9, 2009

Jeremiah Lewis wants you to know that you’re an American Failure. However, he wants you to flaunt it like he does.

Dark history, bright future

Sac City Express • May 9, 2009

Lowrie describes her work as edgy. “That’s the common word I hear most from people. I never know what to say about it. It just ‘is’ to me.”

A tireless beat

Sac City Express • May 9, 2009

When he isn’t attending music classes or making coffee drinks, Paez writes, records and produces his own electronic music in a Sacramento scene that is not yet the most accessible for new dance music.

Mixed-media fairytale

Sac City Express • May 9, 2009

What do walking teapots, blond afros and Boston terriers on the moon have in common? They have all been incorporated into some of the most extraordinary mixed-media art coming from a single source.

Writing dangerously

Sac City Express • May 9, 2009

Open a vein. Let the words drip, drip, drip from you to the page. Publish. Repeat. Over the past 15 years, Steve Cirrone, City College English professor, has spilled enough blood to write six plays, two novels, numerous short stories and several magazine articles.

Small actors, big talent

Sac City Express • May 9, 2009

The incredible thing about FMP is that it is completely staffed by kids. From the lights to the sound to publicity, and the board of directors, there isn’t a soul involved in FMP who would be allowed into a bar that serves liquor.

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