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San Francisco, Calif.

Faculty In Academic Senate Share Frustrations With Chancellor Rocha

By Tyler Breisacher tbreisac@mail.ccsf.edu City College faculty’s frustrations related to class cuts and communication were evident at the Dec. 11 Academic Senate meeting, when Chancellor Mark Rocha gave a brief update and answered questions regarding City College’s finances, and recent class cuts. Rocha, dressed casually

HEAT Press Conference Calls for Bridge Fund to Restore Classes

By Meyer Gorelick msggorelick@gmail.com City College supporters gathered outside of San Francisco City Hall on Dec. 10 to hold a press conference in protest of what some have called “the midnight massacre” of 270 classes two days before Thanksgiving break. The press conference was organized by the Higher

Magical Finish After Disappointing End to Regular Season

By Alec White and Meyer Gorelick awhite65@mail.ccsf.edu and msggorelick@gmail.com The Rams played the number one ranked team in California, the San Mateo Bulldogs, with their playoff dreams on the line Saturday, Nov. 16. The game was a battle into the 4th quarter with the Rams

Now Is the Time to Fight Class Cuts

Class Cuts Affect Us All - And It’s Time for Us To Speak Out By The Guardsman Staff As the staff of The Guardsman, we no longer feel as though we can stay silent as our classes are swept out from under our feet and our peers are rendered

Electoral Watchdog Organization Shows Blatant Bias

By Claudia Drdul cdrdul@mail.ccsf.edu On Nov. 10 the internet exploded with news reports on Bolivia’s supposedly fraudulent 2019 presidential elections, all with little evidence or context to their claims. Most reports by major newspapers in the U.S. cite the Organization of American States (OAS) as

Meritorious Journalism Department Strikes Again; Journalism Students Win Awards at JACC Norcal Conference

By Gina Castro City College’s journalism students took home 13 awards at the Journalism Association of Community College’s (JACC) Norcal conference at the San Jose State campus on Nov. 16. This year, 18 colleges and 180 students attended the conference. During the all-day event, journalism students from Northern

College Leaders Seek More Funding Because of $13 Million Deficit

By Tyler Breisacher tbreisac@mail.ccsf.edu City College is facing an estimated $13 million budget deficit according to administrators, leading to several cost-cutting measures including the removal of over 200 classes for the upcoming Spring semester. Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs Tom Boegel raised the alarm at the Board