Fresno City College students will breathe a sigh of relief on May 21, the day many will graduate with a degree or certificate in a specific discipline. Marisa Villanueva, a 19-year-old soon-to-be graduate who has been attending FCC since the winter of 2008, will receive her AA degree in liberal arts.
I can’t be the only one who is never thrilled about Apple technology. When the iPod came out, it was a huge craze, and its various models remain the most popular MP3 players to date. With the advent of the iPhone, consumers were given a phone with a working touch screen (a feat that other companies still struggle to accomplish) and an almost endless array of options via the App store, in addition to plenty of online application.
The State Center Community College District Board of Trustees has named the first non-Caucasian and the second woman, as chancellor in the history of the district. The board voted unanimously on April 24 to appoint Dr. Deborah Blue as the district’s eighth chancellor.
Fresno City College hosted its first school dance in more than 30 years on April 16, in honor of the school’s centennial celebration. About 145 students, faculty and staff attended. The masquerade-themed ball, organized by Associated Student Government, was held in the FCC cafeteria.
4/29-5/1: City Dances “City Dances sells well,” box office cashier Lynnette Brown-Morris said, and she was right to say so. The dance production features choreography performed by students and faculty alike. The dancers practice all semester and then drill for 10 days straight.
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