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San Francisco, Calif.

Student Activists Gather over Winter Break, to Plan for Upcoming Actions

By Diana Guzman dianaanaid.gf@gmail.com Community activists stayed busy over winter break as they held a meeting on Dec. 29, composed of various student-led groups to discuss future action to preserve City College as a community college. Held at the Filipino Community Center in the Excelsior District, students

AFT2121 Decries Proposal to Outsource Older Adult Courses

AFT2121 Decries Proposal to Outsource Older Adult Courses

By Caoilinn Goss cgoss2@mail.ccsf.edu City College’s Faculty Union (AFT Local 2121) and many older adult students oppose Mayor London Breed and several city supervisors proposal to restore 17 of the 50 courses cut in November through partnership with non profits. The proposal would allocate $216,000

Journalism Department Not Immune to Cuts

By The Guardsman Staff Opinion Editor: cgoss2@mail.ccsf.edu While many of the programs that make up City College’s vital organs wait on life support for the $2.7 million Bridge Fund to come through, even departments who escaped the worst of it are experiencing painful and lasting

City College Illustrator Combats Class Cuts Through Art

City College Illustrator Combats Class Cuts Through Art

City College's Portfolio Club illustrator, John E. Greene, presented his artwork at an exhibition titled, “(Not) Business as Usual,” presented by City College art students at the Fort Mason Center on Dec. 14. The exhibition hosted artists who created their work in protest against the college’s massive

Metal Arts Students Rebel Against College Downsizing

Metal Arts Students Rebel Against College Downsizing

By Diana Guzman dianaanaid.gf@gmail.com By the Fall semester of 2019, many classes and programs had been cut from City College including the Metal Arts program which is described on their website as, “rigorous while remaining very popular.” The Metal Arts Program is part of the Art Department

College Students Bewildered by Military Draft Question on Student Aid Form

College Students Bewildered by Military Draft Question on Student Aid Form

By Diana Guzman dianaanaid.gf@gmail.com Over the winter break numerous reports have been rolling out over the confusion of draft registration on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application. There were concerns that various college students found out about how FAFSA could be possibly playing into

Budget and Finance Committee Moves $2.7 Million Bridge Fund to Board of Supervisor Floor for a Vote

By Meyer Gorelick msggorelick@gmail.com A $2.7 million bridge fund to restore almost 300 Spring semester classes which were cut on the eve of registration in late November moved through the Budget and Finance Committee by a 2-1 vote on Wednesday, Jan. 15. The full Board of Supervisors