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Residents gathered at Sacramento City Hall Sunday, August 13, to hold a walking candle light vigil in response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia the day before. Jason Pierce | Photo Editor | jpierce.express@gmail.com

Editorial: Confronting hate in Sacramento

Maxfield Morris August 29, 2017

The ugly resurgence of a white nationalist movement in the United States came to a head Aug. 12 in Charlottesville, Virginia. Sacramento may not have confederate monuments galvanizing the issue, but it...

Womens Rights are Human Rights

Women’s Rights are Human Rights

Sac City Express March 19, 2017

Yvette Aghassi With this, the males are able to experience a significant improvement in their overall sexual performance by making your penile tool to erect properly and result in increased...

Photo by Kris Hooks

Strength in Numbers

Neill Little February 17, 2017

Welcome to 2017 City College students, the first of what I anticipate to be the longest four years of our lives. Remember when you were in high school and you couldn’t wait to graduate? Well I don’t...

Illustration courtesy of Valdosta State

EDITORIAL: Hakuna matata, making sense of election results

Neill Little December 5, 2016

Stunned. Hurt. Scared. These are just a few of the adjectives I’ve heard and read since Election Day. I too have voiced these words. I’m stunned that the citizens of the U.S. showed the rest of...

In Hillary we trust

In Hillary we trust

Sac City Express November 7, 2016

What a year it has been. To many students on the City College campus, welcome to your first election. I wish I wasn’t writing that with dripping sarcasm. Your first election should be one you’re...

Illustration by Katie Silva. | katiemsilva@yahoo.com

Celebrating history, looking ahead

Vienna Montague May 14, 2016

The 2015–16 school year has nearly come to a close, but with its ending comes a new beginning — preparations to celebrate City College’s centennial. Like anything else, the college...

Image taken from http://www.cigarettesflavours.com/quit-smoking/stop-smoking-on-campuses/.

Opinion: Let’s reconsider the smoking ban

Dean Hyman May 2, 2016

The topic of banning smoking is on fire and has spread quickly to college campuses throughout California. City College is one of the latest colleges to institute its own smoking ban, which will take...

The Great American Table

The Great American Table

Zachary FR Anderson March 17, 2016

We celebrate St. Patrick’s Day for the same reason we celebrate Cinco de Mayo: Americans love to drink. But in celebrating the holiday, people walk the fine line between being appropriate...

Commentary: You Can Quit, We Can Help

Commentary: You Can Quit, We Can Help

Maxfield Morris March 8, 2016

If you’re an unabashed, committed smoker who will puff away until the day you die, the upcoming campus-wide smoking ban in fall will undoubtedly inconvenience you. You’ll have to walk all the way off...

Inspiration and casseroles

Inspiration and casseroles

Zachary FR Anderson March 7, 2016

I have two sisters: the 14-year-old wants to be a pediatrician, while the 11-year-old wants to go into animation. Since they have made these aspirations visible, I have done what any other older sibling...

City College student Richard Daniel Loncarovich (left) and Animal Place volunteer Brent Ratkovich grab onto wiring inside a human-sized battery cage as part of the Brave the Cage campaign Feb. 2, 2016. Hector Flores, Staff Photographer. | hectorfloresexpress@gmail.com

Brave the Cage presentation brings awareness to inhumane treatment of chickens

Aisha Shah February 17, 2016

  Non-profit organization Animal Place brought awareness Feb. 2 to City College on its tour of Northern California campuses with Brave the Cage, a campaign explaining the living conditions...

Letter from the editor

Letter from the editor

Vienna Montague February 15, 2016

There’s something about a fresh semester that puts a little pep in your step. It’s another blank page ready to be filled with the good (new teachers, classmates, interesting subjects), the necessary...

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