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City College of San Francisco

City College of San Francisco

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Oct 19, 2026

Aaron PrinzHOST
12:26
I do have to give my critical regionalism aside here.
Aaron PrinzHOST
12:29
I transferred from City College of San Francisco up to Portland State.
Aaron PrinzHOST
12:33
First assignment, my professor goes, go home, read Kenneth Frampton's Critical Regionalism.
Aaron PrinzHOST
12:38
I read that thing six times, could not understand what he was talking about.
speaker_4NARRATOR
6:27
The young firebrand was taken to his enormous mansion in the upmarket area of Forest Hill, where the two talked for a day and where OJ finally realized the wealth he could achieve if he focused on becoming a professional sportsman.
speaker_4NARRATOR
6:44
Speaking of that event, he would later write, ''It was the first time I saw the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.'' Following his graduation from high school, OJ attended the City College of San Francisco, a junior college where his incredible running stats first caught the attention of university recruiters.
speaker_4NARRATOR
7:09
Before long, he was inundated with offers from top schools, but for him, there was really only one choice.
speaker_4NARRATOR
7:17
As a 10-year-old watching football, he had once witnessed the University of Southern California mascot, Tommy Trojan, gallop onto the field atop a majestic white horse amidst a cacophony of bugle horns and cheers, and from that moment on, he had vowed that this was the school he was going to go to.
HootsHOST
13:23
for some reason I was interpreting that as like sorry as like he and his wife met had their child and then he was their child was 15 when they finally wed no you mean the wife yeah and it was 1952 and he was born in
Caelan ConradHOST
13:40
1930 so he was 22 gross yup LaVey said that to escape conscription for the Korean War, he enrolled in criminology courses at the City College of San Francisco and allegedly secured a three-year position photographing for the San Francisco Police Department.
Caelan ConradHOST
13:57
Wright's investigations, however, could not confirm his enrollment or employment.
HootsHOST
14:01
That's a very funny like job title.
Max PringleCORRESPONDENT
4:06
Trump has spoken out against regulating AI, saying that doing so would give China a competitive edge.
Max PringleCORRESPONDENT
4:14
The San Francisco Chronicle is reporting that City College of San Francisco Chancellor Kimberly Messina has been placed on administrative leave during an investigation into allegations that she padded her $350,000 annual salary with unapproved stipends, cash, and vacation days, and engaged in other improper accounting of college funds.
Max PringleCORRESPONDENT
4:37
Messina's executive assistant reportedly made the allegations.
Max PringleCORRESPONDENT
4:41
Messina told the paper that she's, quote, grateful the college is thoroughly investigating the claims.
Amanda Del CastilloHOST
13:03
All right.
Amanda Del CastilloHOST
13:03
The woman in charge of leading City College of San Francisco is now on administrative leave for financial misconduct.
Amanda Del CastilloHOST
13:10
The Chronicle says Chancellor Kimberly Messina will be paid as an investigation into her spending gets underway.
Amanda Del CastilloHOST
13:16
Her executive assistant accused the chancellor of taking unapproved stipends, cash, vacation days, and other payouts.
Chris CosentinoHOST
4:22
You didn't do savory.
Francis AngGUEST
4:24
Um, I went to City College of San Francisco, which I still think is one of the best schools.
Francis AngGUEST
4:30
Um, and the first class was pastry.
Francis AngGUEST
4:33
So right then and there I fell in love with pastry.
Hilliard GatesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:27
Timeout, Hoosiers.
Hilliard GatesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:30
O.J. Simpson is a transfer student from City College of San Francisco, and he says he chose USC because of a chance to play in the Rose Bowl Game.
Hilliard GatesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:39
The most sensational player in junior college history, he scored 54 touchdowns in two years.
Hilliard GatesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:45
His teams won 17, lost two, and, uh, tied one during his career.
Brian PateHOST
38:13
It's good, 27-24.
Brian PateHOST
38:16
And then all of a sudden I see number 52, George Dragovich, a transfer from the City College of San Francisco, on top of a McNeese player punching his helmet two or three times.
Brian PateHOST
38:34
Flags flying everywhere.
Brian PateHOST
38:37
Now, was he taunted? It's possible, but you have to, have to know that when your team is in the position that they were in to come back and win this thing, you've gotta keep your composure.
Hilliard GatesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:17
Timeout, Hoosiers.
Hilliard GatesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:19
O.J. Simpson is a transfer student from City College of San Francisco, and he says he chose USC because of a chance to play in the Rose Bowl game.
Hilliard GatesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:28
The most sensational player in junior college history, he scored 54 touchdowns in two years.
Hilliard GatesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:35
His team's won 17, lost two, and tied one during his career.
Sam LubmanHOST
54:02
Oh,
Bonta HillHOST
54:02
really? Then the Hurley brothers, because they had Wagner, they recruited a guy at the City College of San Francisco, my good friend Jonathan Williams.
Bonta HillHOST
54:07
He went to
speaker_16ADVERTISER
54:08
Wagner

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