‘One Job Should Be Enough’ Photo Exhibit Closing Reception This Friday
The City College of San Francisco Department of Journalism invites the public to the closing reception this Friday of “One Job Should Be Enough.”
The City College of San Francisco Department of Journalism invites the public to the closing reception this Friday of “One Job Should Be Enough,” a photojournalism exhibit on the recent hotel strike in San Francisco.
The 30 photographs on display in the Department of Journalism’s Front Page Gallery are the work of internationally known photojournalist and author David Bacon.
Food, refreshments and a book signing will be part of the evening’s festivities.
Event Details
What: One Job Should Be Enough’ Closing Reception
Where: City College Ocean Campus, Bungalow 615 (Located in the parking lot below George Rush Stadium)
When: Friday, Feb. 28, 6 – 9 p.m.
For more information, call Department of Journalism Chair Juan Gonzales at (415) 239-3446 or (415) 517-4426.
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