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Passionately Pink

Story By: Jeannie Batey October 29, 2008
Last week the Associated Student Government (ASG) presented "Passionately Pink" To Fresno City College's campus. The event provided an opportunity for students to register for the Susan G. Komen walk or Race that was held at Fresno State. There was a great amount of students and staff donating and signing up to volunteer their time for the cause.

Homecoming coronation

Story By: Tim Limbrick October 29, 2008
Stadium lights, the smell of a cool autumn night, and the cheers of adoring and dedicated fans; these are the things you expect to find at a football game, but royalty? Students and fans of Fresno City College Football Rams were treated to the coronation of kings and queens, a once-in-a-lifetime experience that was the highlight of the Homecoming celebration on Saturday 25.

Jazz it up…Latin style

Story By: Melissa Ramirez October 29, 2008
The Fresno City College Jazz Combo and Latin Jazz bands performed at the recital hall last Thursday. The Jazz Combo performed in two groups. The orange and yellow bands - providing such songs as Blue Train, Song for My Father, and Toys. Both bands gave a spectacular performance and seemed to feed off each others energy.

Roots Run Deep

Story By: Sebouh Simonian October 29, 2008
Fresno City College has a strong sports program that includes football, baseball, volleyball, Soccer, basketball, plus men's and women's cross country coached by Gary Bluth. Coach Bluth has had a long successful coaching career over the last 30 years . Before coming to FCC in 1978, he initiated the first Women's Cross Country Team at Skyline Community College, that team placed second in the Northern California and fourth in the California Community Colleges State Cross Country Championships (Div.

Rams Slide Past COS

Story By: Marcell Dilworth October 29, 2008
The Rams football team squeaked past College of the Sequoias (COS) 40-28 in a nail biter that went down to the wire. It was a game that Coach Caviglia jokingly said he was hoping he didn't get a heart attack. "We fought hard and beat a very good football team," he said The COS than scored first when their quarterback ran the ball in from the one yard line.
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