Volume 134, Issue 3
The Guardsman Online
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News High Enrollment puts Students in a Classroom Crunch By Mousa Rebouh
Students are feeling the impact of the rise in enrollment at City College this Fall semester with long waiting lists for ESL, math, and English classes, not being able to enroll in full classes and limited parking spaces.
City College Neighbors Report Student Parking Rage By Justin Jaffe
With full-time enrollment swollen to almost 8,000, City College's Ocean Avenue campus is suffering the worst parking shortage in its history and pitting students against faculty and local residents in a battle for precious spots.
Arts Radio Radio Radio By Kevin Davis
Two mediums, radio station KCSF and Educational Access Cable Channel 27 are among the lively roles that the Broadcast Electronic Media Arts Department (BEMA) plays in the life of the campus.
Film Series Focuses on the Reality of the Latin World By Tracy Anderson
Latino/Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated nationally from September 15 through October 15, recognizes the rich cultural influence of that quickly growing minority.
Opinions How About a Tobacco-Free Campus? Point By James Gessner Counter-Point By Brad Wall Rants and Raves By Michael Petrelis
When I cast my ballot on November 5th for Guber-natorial Green Party candidate Peter Camejo, my vote will count several times.
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Features Colombian dance troupe a symbol of Latin diversity By April McGill
The city's diverse Latino cultures, blended together to create its "mestizo," or mixed people population, includes many Central and South American indigenous cultures.
Sports Rams Break 40-year National Record with Blowout Win By Brad Wall
An explosive first quarter offense propelled City College past a 40-year-old national junior college record for consecutive wins when the Rams demolished an overmatched San José City College Jaguars team 63-3 for their 39th straight victory.
Swanson Sets the Rams' Tone By Brad Wall
The last time Jason Swanson was on the football field he was in the process of completing what was as storybook career, marching his Lincoln High Hornets down the field to what could have been a game-breaking touchdown.
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