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Is CCSF’s network safe? The final answer – A Bug in the System, Part 3
By Joe Fitzgerald The Guardsman (( NOTE: SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS ARTICLE TO SEE A COLLECTION OF [...]
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On the runway, from Gaultier to City College
There’s no doubt the Jean Paul Gaultier exhibit was made for San Francisco. Titled “The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier: From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk,” the De Young museum in Golden Gate Park hosts a collection of 140 pieces through August 19.
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KCSF Radio Goes Global In The Digital Age
There is a buzz on the internet radio waves at City College’s KCSF station as the student DJs go live through a new smart phone app.
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Rock Artists Contribute to Occupy Movement: Live and In Color
The Guardsman Catherine Lee A group of famous Bay Area poster artists made a rocking contribution to people in the [...]
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Placement Test Politics
Many City College faculty members feel like they have been verbally abused and disrespected by both Trustee Steve Ngo and the student political activist organization Students Making a Change
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Remembering Daniel Venegas
City College student Daniel Venegas died March 31, 2012. A memorial service and mass were held in his honor at the Most Holy Redeemer Church, Sanctuary at 100 Diamond Street in the Castro followed by a reception at the Castro Country Club at 4058 18th Street. He was 34 years old.
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Crowded dance show makes case for tolerance
Tango dancers, belly dancers, B-boys and B-girls, cheerleaders, and even children shared the stage at City College’s “Making It,” a collection of nearly two dozen dance pieces.
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Earth Day Brings Out The Sun
The sun graced everyone with its presence during an Earth Day celebration held at Ram Plaza on April 19, which featured live music and fresh organic foods for an environmentally-passionate crowd.
By Joe Fitzgerald The Guardsman (( NOTE: SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS ARTICLE TO SEE A COLLECTION OF [...]
A ghost is haunting global capitalism – the ghost of socialism.
The Guardsman office and Math Lab at City College’s Ocean campus were targeted by possible burglary early in the morning of May 1, though their plans were thwarted when two of the newspapers’ editors prevented the break-in and alerted authorities.
There’s no doubt the Jean Paul Gaultier exhibit was made for San Francisco. Titled “The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier: From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk,” the De Young museum in Golden Gate Park hosts a collection of 140 pieces through August 19.
There is a buzz on the internet radio waves at City College’s KCSF station as the student DJs go live through a new smart phone app.
On April 20, the Marley documentary directed by Kevin MacDonald was released, showing footage of Marley, his family, the people he grew up with in Jamaica and other musicians who helped mold his ideas and music.
At the Associated Students meeting on May 9 a motion to approve funding for Each One Teach One was carried and approved, for now.
Community groups will gather on March 19 at the Phelan Garden on the corner of Ocean and Phelan to plant five trees as a memorial to a family who was murdered on March 23 across from City College.
The women’s swim team placed second at the Coast Conference Championship held at College of San Mateo April 19-21. The Rams’ finish was the best ever for City College at the Coast Conference Championship and an improvement from last year’s fifth-place result.
The Guardsman Catherine Lee A group of famous Bay Area poster artists made a rocking contribution to people in the [...]
There’s no doubt the Jean Paul Gaultier exhibit was made for San Francisco.
The Guardsman Lance Kramer The award winning City College Forensics Debate Team held an afternoon “Speech Slam” May 9 to [...]
City College alumni Isis Rodriguez and several other artists were featured in a panel discussion held at the Latino Comics Expo on May 5, covering topics such as Mexico and Latin American Mythology throughout the comic world.
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