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Passionate gaming

Online Staff — Sat, 05 May 2012 06:05:40 +0000

City College’s Level Up Game Club is the equivalent to a freshly formed classic role-playing game cast: its numbers are few, its legacy nonexistent and its experience negligible. Just how games like “Final Fantasy” with its team-driven story, their aspirations are big.

The victim of a false start during the fall semester, Level Up was founded midway through this spring semester with the goal of introducing game developing and industry concepts to gamers and non-gamers alike.

Level Up’s mid-semester origins failed to do it any favors with campus awareness. Twenty-six-year-old club coordinator Nujtxeng Vang’s solution is to boost Level Up’s [read more...]

Artistic leading

Online Staff — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 21:25:55 +0000

A water filter, one large piece of fabric, a dictionary of edible plants and a small collection of pictures as a reminder of who you are.

Not the typical things people would want if stranded on an island, but when asked the question, City College President Dr. Kathryn Jeffery suggests items that strike characteristics of a survivor. “Survivor” is often not a word used to characterize a college president, but the word stands as evidence of a leader.

There are many ways to describe the president.

“Analytical, thoughtful, calm and professional,” says Pamela Morrison, assistant to the president.

Jeffery is [read more...]

Jack of all trades

Kayla Nick-Kearney — Sun, 25 Sep 2011 23:05:05 +0000

They say the third time is the charm, which is exactly the case with Leedel Williams.

Last April. Williams was elected into his third Associated Student Government office when City College students chose him over Braxton Lethco.

Williams has served as chief justice, a student senator and now, president of the club; and will be up for reelection in October which would mean another term until June.

“I think Leedel is very passionate and fair when it comes to students. That is a big part of being president,” Justin Turner said, who actually appointed Leedel as chief justice last year when he was [read more...]

City College elections

Jake Willis — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 22:09:23 +0000

Former Associated Student Government Senator and Chief Justice Leedel Williams was voted in as president over business major Braxton Lethco after students cast their votes electronically April 12-13 at City College for the first time.

Los Rios Community College District decided to implement electronic voting machines during elections for the 2011-2012 school year. Three hundred and forty-four City College students used the machines to approve ratification of the new student constitution and voted on candidates running for ASG positions. Other wins included Lemanda “D” Del Toro for vice president, Richard Ragudo Jr. as Student Affairs commissioner, Emma Snuggs as [read more...]

New ASG president and vice president appointed

Stephanie Rodriguez — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 03:18:53 +0000

The loud thud of a wooden gavel brought silence to the Associated Student Government meeting on Jan. 27 in the City Café as newly appointed ASG president Debby Dixon led the board in its first official board meeting since Steve Macias’ resignation from the presidency.

“Because our prior president resigned, we just move up in order of succession,” Dixon said, regarding the process of vacant student government positions. “My goal is to best serve the students; it’s been my goal the whole time.”

Former ASG president Macias, resigned on Jan. 20 at an unofficial board meeting in the City Café. [read more...]