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Matthew Elliott, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 14, 2013
American heritage and culture are inseparable from the contributions of black musicians. From segregation to integration to becoming a dominant force, the black music scene transformed popular music and civil movements. While a twenty-volume encyclopedia could only scratch the surface of the social impacts... Read more »
Akeem Spearman, Rampage Reporter
February 13, 2013
Black History month is allocated to commemorate the many achievements and contributions that African-Americans have made to society. It is a time to celebrate leaders in the black community as well as the hardships that were faced. Out of approximately 22,669 students on the Fresno City College campus,... Read more »
Kaitlin Regan, Rampage Reporter
October 19, 2011
Accreditation is a crucial process that Fresno City College is currently completing and it determines the future of the college. With the process being an in depth and detailed account on the college’s programs, accreditation becomes a system of checks and balances. With this system in mind, the question... Read more »
Karina Ornelas, Rampage Reporter
October 19, 2011
In Oct. 2005, an accrediting team found three major deficiencies at Fresno City College; since then FCC has worked hard to correct these problems in order to meet the standards for the ongoing 2011 Accreditation. The warnings that the college received in 2006 were for not meeting select standards set... Read more »
Tomas Kassahun, Rampage Reporter
October 19, 2011
Times are tough. Students are up against rising tuition costs. Administrators have come and gone. The State Center Community College District is in the midst a daunting budget crisis. With all these issues and more looming, Fresno City College is undergoing its first accreditation review since 2005. Despite... Read more »
Frank Lopez, Rampage Reporter
October 19, 2011
In its 101-year-old history, Fresno City College has gone through numerous accreditation reviews and with the exception of the 2006 warning, the college has had no problems. The college opened its doors to the Central Valley as Fresno Junior College on Sept. 12 1910 with 20 students and eight faculty... Read more »