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KCSF News
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Available as a Podcast wherever you listen to Podcasts. KCSF News is a source for information, events, and pertinent stories serving the City College of San Francisco Community. Contact us at [email protected] if you'd like to contribute, get involved with the radio station, or pitch a story. Go Rams!
Episodes
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Adult Learner
In the “College Dropout” series we examined why the dropout rate stands at 47%, and how becoming educated is related to becoming an adult. But what if you’re already an “adult” when you go to college? In this episode we answer the question: are you behind in life if you go back to school in your...
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College Dropout Part 1
One out of every two students who attend Community College drop out. Only 1 in 5 will get their degree in four years. Why? I’m Nikolas Harter, and in this three part series produced out of the KCSF studios at the City College of San Francisco, I interview students and administrators, and break…
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College Dropout Part 2
In Part 2, I explore the personal reasons for why a student might drop out with “F-Everything” Paul Lopez. Paul dropped out of school when he was 18. Back then, he didn’t know what he wanted to do, so he left school and moved up to the bay with his sister to get a full time job. Now he’s back,...
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College Dropout Part 3
In Part 3, I’ll share about my personal college experience, and square off with current C.C.S.F. student Brandon Powell. Is attending college about pursuing your dreams? Or making ends meet? Brandon shares some cockroach stories, and we debate what school and life is all about. Why should we…
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S.M.A.C. Meets the B.S.U.
On this episode of KCSF News, S.M.A.C. (Students Making A Change) speaks with CCSF’s branch of the B.S.U. (Black Student Union) to talk about what community organizing means to them. They’ll share personal stories of how they became student activists and organizers, and drop some lines for those…
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Vandalism at New All-Gender Restrooms
On this episode we’ll be talking with Lisa Martin, a reporter from The Guardsman about vandalism that’s been occurring on campus outside of all-gender restrooms. All-gender restrooms are designated for people of all genders, and are meant to create a more inclusive and safe space for transgender,...
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City College Makes Cuts Ahead of Free City Vote
On this episode of KCSF News we sit down with Claudia Drdul, a reporter from the city college's newspaper, The Guardsman. Claudia just finished up a story about staff cuts that are happening ahead of the vote to continue free city this November. It’s a big story which touches on a lot of topics,...
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City College's Secret Treasure
Did you know one of the most famous works of art by one of the most prolific 20th century artists lives here on the Ocean Campus of the City College of San Francisco? On this episode, we get a special tour of The Pan American Unity Mural with docent Vickie Simms. Vickie, who says she's "older…
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S.M.A.C. Talks AB705
S.M.A.C. (studentsmakingchange.org) is a student-led advocacy group which defends the rights of students of color (and all students) on the City College of San Francisco campus. On this episode of KCSF News they'll be telling us about AB705. AB705 is a new law intended to help marginalized…
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"The Red Zone," an Interview with District Attorney Gascón
A conversation with the top prosecutor for the city and county of San Francisco, Mr. Gascón, about sexual assault on college campuses. "The Red Zone" refers to the first few months of the school year when sexual assault rates on college campuses are at their highest. We'll talk about how his…
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A Discussion on Why Journalism Matters, Now More than Ever
Journalism shapes our society, and causes personal transformation—just one of many reasons why Journalism Matters, Now More than Ever. A special edition of KCSF News with Juan Gonzales and Jonathan Freedman, moderated by Victor Tence. Juan Gonzales is the head of the Journalism department at…
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Wait Times for FAFSA Applications
Ever wondered why it takes so long to have your FAFSA application processed? Being called in to wait in long lines to verify tax and personal information can make what's supposed to be a simple task of filling out online forms into a frustrating and time-consuming process. In our feature story...
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Available as a Podcast wherever you listen to Podcasts. KCSF News is a source for information, events, and pertinent stories serving the City College of San Francisco Community. Contact us at [email protected] if you'd like to contribute, get involved with the radio station, or pitch a story. Go Rams!
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