City College of San Francisco has just eight months to come up with a new plan to save money and restructure its leadership, or the school could be forced to close, leaving 90,000 students behind. On Monday night, students held the first major rally in a campaign to save City College, a gathering that was part pep rally and part call to action. About 200 people crowded into a Market Street conference room to discuss possible ways to save City College of San Francisco. "One in three San Franciscans have been to City College; either taken a class or transferred to a four-year, so City College does play a big role in many people's lives," argued student Tiffany Louie.
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