Stories Written by Heather Jamieson-Brown

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The Decline of California’s Education System: Be your own advocate

Heather Jamieson-Brown, Copy Editor
May 13, 2013
Filed under Opinion

The debate continues over who or what is to blame for the problem of students entering college and the workforce without a good, quality education. Is it the fault of educators, uninvolved parents, lack of funding at the state level or simply the apathy of students who feel they may be doomed... (more...)

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Summer Internships: Apply early

Heather Jamieson-Brown, Rampage Reporter
May 8, 2013
Filed under News

Now that the semester is almost over, many students are considering using the summer to get work experience that will look good on their resume. A good way to get that experience is through internships. An internship is a program in which students can work for a company as a paid or as an unpaid... (more...)

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Visual merchandising art displays

Heather Jamieson-Brown, Rampage Reporter
May 8, 2013
Filed under Entertainment, Fashion

Students put their skills to the test in Riverpark Fresno City College visual merchandising students got the opportunity to put their skills to task by designing and installing window displays at six of Fresno’s trendiest boutiques. Pam Hutton, instructor of FCC’s visual merchandising class,... (more...)

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Woodwind Choir thrives under Larry Honda’s leadership

Heather Jamieson-Brown, Rampage Reporter
April 24, 2013
Filed under Entertainment, Music

The Fresno City College Woodwind Choir performed Friday, April 19 in the Old Administration Building auditorium to a small audience of family, friends and music lovers. FCC woodwind music director and instructor Larry Honda directed the 16-member choir through pieces composed by Mendelssohn,... (more...)

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Synthetic marijuana not the same

Heather Jamieson-Brown, Rampage Reporter
March 13, 2013
Filed under News

As the debate over whether marijuana should be made legal in the United States rages on, its users have found a legal alternative which has shown to have some horrifying side effects, namely, severe brain damage and death. According to the New York Daily News, 17-year-old Emily Bauer of Cypress,... (more...)

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Are electronic cigarrettes a healthier option?

Heather Jamieson-Brown, Rampage Reporter
February 14, 2013
Filed under Opinion

Smoking is a favored pastime among college students who are stressed out studying for exams and juggling family and full-time jobs. But the health risks are well known. Smoking nicotine and tobacco products are a leading cause of heart disease and cancer around the world and, therefore, highly... (more...)

A life time of memories: Darlene Roach

Heather Jamieson-Brown, Rampage Reporter
May 9, 2012
Filed under Features/Profiles, News

Darlene Roach began her career as a counselor at Fresno City College in July of 1985. On June 29, 2012, after serving as a guiding light to almost four generations of students in search of their own career paths, Roach will set upon a new path of her own in retirement. While working towards... (more...)

A life time of memories: Kathy Wosika

Heather Jamieson-Brown, Rampage Reporter
May 9, 2012
Filed under Features/Profiles, News

After obtaining her degree from Cal State San Diego in 1974, Wosika taught part-time primarily at community colleges until she came into a new position, specifically to teach craft media, at Fresno City College in 1975. This June, after 37 years instructing students in craft media and 3D design,... (more...)

Gilmore lectures about May Day’s significance

Heather Jamieson-Brown, Rampage Reporter
May 3, 2012
Filed under News

The May Day lecture held in Fresno City College’s student lounge drew a large crowd Tuesday and students received a lesson on the importance and necessity of making their voices heard through activism in their community. History Professor Paul Gilmore presented a stirring lecture on... (more...)

Six Ounce Gloves Plays 2nd Annual Last Show

Heather Jamieson-Brown, Rampage Reporter
April 11, 2012
Filed under Entertainment, Music

The S.O.G. Army, as fans are known, answered the call of duty Friday night at Fulton 55 for what was dubbed “Six Ounce Gloves 2nd Annual Last Show.” The band, with roots in Fresno, played to an audience of 200-plus screaming, dancing and hard drinking fans. Hollywood FAME Award’s 2007... (more...)

FCC honors strong Alumnae

Heather Jamieson-Brown, Rampage Reporter
March 14, 2012
Filed under News

When it comes to its alumni, Fresno City College can boast of some outstanding women.  FCC’s impressive list includes Margaret Mims, Fresno County Sheriff; Dr. Jannett Jackson, president, College of Alameda; Susan B. Anderson, Fresno County Supervisor, District 2, and Stefani Booroojian,... (more...)

FCC students open “adult” dance studio

Heather Jamieson-Brown, Rampage Reporter
February 29, 2012
Filed under Entertainment

From the tender age of eight, Jasmin La Caris knew she wanted to be a dancer and one day open her own dance studio where she would be a dance instructor. After studying flamenco, jazz, contemporary and hip-hop for 15 years, she decided it was time to teach. She found a small space on Van Ness... (more...)

Kopi comes to FCC

Heather Jamieson-Brown, Rampage Reporter
January 17, 2012
Filed under News

There was a familiar face on campus today. Fresno City College alumnus and FOX 26 Great Day host, Kopi Sotiropulos, came to FCC to collect video for Thursday morning’s Great Day Faces segment. Known for his loud, colorful shirts and ties, Sotiropulos was still recognizable dressed down in... (more...)