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CITzer0 Technology Club

By: Will Christensen

Since the dawn of time, people have come up with new ways to make the world a worse place to live in socially. It gets so bad sometimes that it seems like the best way to avoid all of it is to live in a cave far away from any other living person. The reas...

By: Gabriella Ramirez

A Night to Remember. A Night Under the Stars. Both are themes you may have had at your high school formal or prom way back when. Whether or not you had a good time or even attended, school dances have always had a high school feel. Student government lea...

By: Valerie Hill

The American Revolution has become a distant, forgotten dream. More than 200 years later, Americans are again being directed by one man and his followers. According to the U.S. Constitution, the federal government cannot tell the states or the people how...

By: Kyle Calvert

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...

By: Sebouh Simonian

On Feb. 18, 2010, Andrehw Joseph Stack III, a software consultant from Austin Texas, flew his Piper Dakota into a building in the Echelon office complex in Austin Texas, killing himself and Vernon Hunter, a 67-year-old Internal Revenue Service officer who...

By: Andrew Veihmeyer

You hear the number being dialed, anticipate the routine beeps and static, wait several moments to connect to the home page, and then hope your mom doesn’t pick up the phone and ruin your connection. Such were the days of dial-up Internet. Broadband...

By: Kimberly Hodges

 Admit it; you dance alone in your underwear. You dance alone in your car to 80s songs, and you sing them loud and proud while you bounce around in the driver’s seat. I bet you even quietly sing into your shampoo bottle while you shake your b...

By: Emilio Gutierrez

First, a few simple truths. There will never be enough parking spots. Thus, the early student gets the proverbial worm. Bus rider? Well, the worm comes to you instead. Truly, late is better than never. There are some circles where one tardy is two-third...

By: Kyle Calvert

Ever thought like a thief? It’s simple enough for most people to understand a thief’s mind – when thieves find something they want, but are not in the mood to buy, they find an alternative, illegal means to acquire it. This is the moti...

By: Andrew Veihmeyer

  A new decade arrives as the inevitable advance in technology continues. If you haven’t warmed up to the Blu-ray movement, will 3D players help convince you? 3D Blu-ray won’t be so far away either. Sony has already announced a 3D playe...

By: Andrew Turner

    Hey guys: Do you ever catch yourself puffing up your chest to look strong? Or maybe, do you find yourself unexpectedly cussing so you can seem tougher? You are not alone. Does the typical stereotype fit? If it does, it’s probably a ...

By: Kyle Calvert

Free speech and free will have been under attack at Fresno City College right under our noses, perhaps for years.  The college is entrenched in debate over an instructor’s academic freedom and students’ rights to an education free of an i...

By: Kyle Calvert

Ever talked to somebody about how good they are at Guitar Hero or Rock Band?  Don’t you just want to push them off something tall? Let me get this out of the way immediately: I love the Guitar Hero series.  I shamelessly click away on t...

By: by Will Christensen

It’s a Thursday night, and like many of my fellow students, I was starved. Finding food at City can be difficult for the average student, and it doesn’t help that I’m directionally challenged. The wonderful state of California handed me...

By: Max Rosendahl

Let’s be honest, some classes at Fresno City College are extremely boring. Students have been turning to a wide variety of sanity-saving distractions to ignore their professors’ dull lectures and to procrastinate on homework. The phone in you...

By: by Jaren Hockert

Who wants greens?   Zoning ordinance 12-306-N-56-c, which was enacted in late 2006 through Fresno’s municipal codes, stated that medical marijuana collectives are to operate under state and federal law.   Under federal law, marijuana is ...

By: by Kyle Calvert

I am not an easy man to please.  When my TV gets fuzzy, my first impulse isn’t to get it repaired, but to kick it in the side for its insubordination.  It started working again, which was the desired effect even if the colors became a tad ...