Robert Harris II

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City College women’s basketball team takes on the Napa Valley Storm

City College Panthers women’s basketball team hosted the Napa Valley Storm on Wednesday, Nov. 6. The Panthers suffered a loss but kept up a fighting attitude to stay in the game and face their 76-60 loss to the Storm.
 
Despite the loss, the Panthers were positive after the game, and with some goals for moving forward. 
 
“We are very young as a team [with] a lot of growing up to do very fast,” said head coach Caleb Theodore. “There has to be greater attention to detail.”
 
The Panthers won the...
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Sacramento City College women’s volleyball faces off against the San Joaquin Delta Mustangs

The City College women’s volleyball team went head-to-head against the San Joaquin Delta Mustangs, with the Mustangs pulling away for the win on Wednesday, Nov. 6, at City College. 
 
The Panthers’ starting six players were Norah Mayer (#4), Avery Peterson (#5), Lucy LaDouceur (#7), Evynn Rios (#9), Rovine Villingia (#10) and Katelyn Wilfong (#11). The Delta Mustangs started Paige Taylor (#1), Catherine Frias (#4), Karlie Spencer (#10), Caprisa Brock (#11), Chase Silva (#12) and Kyra Saiers (#13...
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Members of the City College community gather in solidarity with immigrants

The Sacramento City College Undocumented Resource Center organized an informational session at the Sacramento City College Student Center on Tuesday, Oct. 15, as part of its Undocumented Student Month of Action events. 
 
Student Support Specialist Angelica Garcia Galvan opened up the session by introducing the program and welcoming everybody to the event. Galvan then introduced the keynote speaker for the event, sociology professor Belinda Lum. Lum advocates for undocumented workers and immigra...
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Voting season is here — now what?

The Sacramento City College Political Science Department held a classroom discussion about the world of politics. During the conversation, the department discussed elections, voting and propositions being voted on for the Nov. 5 election cycle.
 
The discussion was led by Paul Frank, professor of political science and global studies, and colleagues, adjunct professor of political science David Bell and adjunct professor of political science Timothy Gaffaney.
 
“The political department wanted to...
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New head coach Caleb Theodore joins City College women’s basketball

Sacramento City College basketball fans can put their hands together and welcome the new head coach of the women’s basketball team, Caleb Theodore.
 
Coach Theodore comes to City College from Livermore, where he was the head coach at Las Positas College, according to the City College athletic department‘s website. Coach Theodore is also a student himself attending the United States Sports Academy going for his PhD in sports management (emphasis in exercise science, coaching, and Title IX). Also...
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City College welcomes artist Pilar Agüero-Esparza

City College’s art department opened the Gregory Kondos Gallery to art students and the public on Tuesday Feb. 13, to present a talk led by artist Pilar Agüero-Esparza on a collection of her multimedia artwork, titled “Stratum,” an exhibit featured in the Kondos Gallery until March 1.

“Myself and a group of colleagues wanted to bring something to the art department to help encourage their current students and help inspire them to bring out more of their work,” said ceramics professor Mark Bogys
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City College hosts second-annual Black graduates celebration

City College Panthers student support programs ASHÉ Center and Black Student Success held their second-annual Black graduation celebration party on May 2 in the City College Student Center.

Congratulating their Black student graduates who will be graduating spring of 2024, the celebration consisted of music, food, raffle tickets to win prizes, dancing, and socializing with friends and family.

General counseling student support specialist Donnaven Bradley was one of many who helped put the even
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City College’s results from the 3C2A Women’s Wrestling State Championships

City College Panthers hosted the Women’s 2024 3C2A State Championships at the North Gymnasium. The event hosted a total of 13 California Community College women’s wrestling teams, but could only have two matches happening simultaneously as there were only two mats.

City College ended up at fourth place totaling a team total of 81.5 total team points. Cerritos College ended up winning the dual tournaments by racking up a total of 166 total team points. Mt. San Antonio College took second place w
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Introducing Dick Wolf’s third franchise series, ‘FBI’

Calling all Dick Wolf fans, I know you have heard of the franchise series, “Law & Order,” “Chicago” and now his newest series “FBI.” There is no theme song or introduction of the characters to this series like his previous series, it just pops right on and introduces the main characters at the bottom of the screen.

Wolf made the latter series in 2018, creating “FBI,” “FBI: International” and “FBI: Most Wanted” to make up his third franchise series.

The first series I would like to discuss is “
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The very best of ‘Law & Order’

Calling all “Law & Order” fans, I know you all have heard this sound created by the famous Emmy award winning composer Mike Post. Post actually created the famous sound using people stomping their feet in excitement, which you can read about in an interview he did with Entertainment Weekly.

This iconic sound comes from my favorite crime drama franchise, “Law & Order.” Created by my all-time favorite crime show producer Dick Wolf, “Law & Order” is a show that brings both tears and joy to me ever
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City College welcomes artist Pilar Agüero-Esparza

City College’s art department opened the Gregory Kondos Gallery to art students and the public on Tuesday Feb. 13, to present a talk led by artist Pilar Agüero-Esparza on a collection of her multimedia artwork, titled “Stratum,” an exhibit featured in the Kondos Gallery until March 1.

“Myself and a group of colleagues wanted to bring something to the art department to help encourage their current students and help inspire them to bring out more of their work,” said ceramics professor Mark Bogys
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Photo of the day: ASHÉ Center holds Kwanzaa Celebration

Lisa Hayden, student support specialist of the ASHÉ Center on the left poses for a photo with ASHÉ center peer mentors from left Mulik Johnson, Nay Williams, Taylor McClure and Dakoda (DeeJay) Jones during the Kwanzaa celebration hosted by the center on Thursday Dec. 7, 2023.

The meaning of the holiday was broken down in a slideshow for attendees. Kwanzaa is a secular holiday traditionally celebrated by some members of the Black community. It typically spans from Dec. 26 to Jan. 1, culminating
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