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I have been able to experience moviegoing in different eras. The first movie I saw in theaters was the One Direction movie, “One Direction: This is Us” released in 2013 and I remember the theater being busy. Now, when I think of movie theaters I think of them as barren and quiet. Whenever I bring...
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For many Sacramento City College students, the College Store is a familiar spot to pass through on campus. It is a reliable resource that provides students access to purchase necessary items: writing utensils, textbooks, course materials and other school supplies. Students who want to show their college pride and support their teams can also buy...
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Going gluten-free can be life-changing, especially for people who must avoid it for health reasons. For students with celiac disease or gluten intolerance, finding safe and enjoyable food options during the course of a school day can be challenging. Let’s take a dive into celiac disease and gluten intolerance: Celiac disease is an autoimmune disease...
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Caminos de la Ciudad hosted a Paint and Yap session on Thursday, Sept. 24 in the City Cafe at Sacramento City College to provide a space for students to de-stress through painting and chatting amongst students. “A moment to not think about anything stressful and just be creative, there’s also healing and therapy in art....
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Students looking for Transfer opportunities Beginning Monday, Oct. 5 Los Rios is holding a district-wide Transfer Week with the first stop at Sacramento City College from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m in the main quad. This in-person event will be held again at Cosumnes River College on Tuesday, Oct. 6, American River College on Friday,...
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In 1989, “Dead Poets Society” arrived with an unusual proposition for a mainstream film: What if teenagers actually cared about poetry? More importantly, what if they cared about it enough to challenge the people telling them what they should read, think and become? Set at the fictional Welton Academy, the film follows a group of...
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Student financial aid accounts have been breached as a result of an exploited security flaw in the platform BankMobile, according to an email sent to staff by Los Rios Community College District Deputy Chancellor Jamey Nye on Friday. California community college students including Los Rios students use BankMobile to receive financial aid refunds. “Unauthoriz
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As the fall season starts to creep in, students begin to swap out their flip flops for cozy boots. At Sacramento City College’s Club Day on Sept. 17, students displayed a variety of fall styles and combinations. Showcasing styles ranging from streetwear, bootcut jeans and jewelry, whimsical scarfs and skirts or a simple sweater. City...
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Budget cuts at Sacramento City College are reducing the availability of tutoring for many programs across campus, including writing and math tutoring. Tutoring services at the Davis Center and the West Sacramento Center are also affected by the cuts, which come despite student demand remaining high. “We had a 22% budget cut for this academic...
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Sacramento City College women’s basketball continues to ramp up as the team played in its first tournament of the 2026-27 season, the West Coast Shootout, this past weekend at San Joaquin Delta College. The City College Panthers finished the tournament with a record of 2-2, beating our Mission College and Las Positas for their respective...
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