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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

Anti-Gentrification Activists Protesting Manny's Cafe Arrested on Flawed Charges

By Claudia Drdul claudiadrdul@gmail.com In early August two activists, Dayton Andrews and Max Goodwin, were arrested outside of Manny’s cafe and event forum on trumped up charges, including four felonies, while protesting the establishment’s gentrification of the Mission. It was reported that after community bond funds

Break-In at Visual Arts Leaves Lab Short Three Computers

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com Three iMac computers were stolen from the Visual Arts building at Ocean Campus last week when the building’s lab was broken into sometime after classes ended on Tuesday Sept. 24 and before faculty arrived on Wednesday Sept. 25. The lab in room

Heat Organizers Threaten a vote of No-Confidence If Demands Not Met

Heat Organizers Threaten a vote of No-Confidence If Demands Not Met

By Jennifer Yin jyin4@mail.ccsf.edu Chancellor Mark Rocha has received ample criticism from students, faculty, and labor organizations since his hiring in 2017. As reported in several Guardsman issues from this semester, the college’s administration has reduced the number of educational counselors, full-time faculty, course listings, and

Students Living In RVs Develop Community At Ocean Campus

Students Living In RVs Develop Community At Ocean Campus

By Tyler Breisacher tbreisac@mail.ccsf.edu An RV was towed away on the morning of September 3 by SFPD after it had been parked on Judson Avenue next to Ocean Campus. The towing was likely driven by ongoing complaints from nearby residents, as well as some from City College

Bay Area Students Demand Free College Tuition

Bay Area Students Demand Free College Tuition

By Claudia Drdul claudiadrdul@gmail.com City College student organizers refused to remain inactive over the summer as they joined the national “College for All” initiative in support of free state tuition. Michelle Do, Tiffany Jade Ho and Angela Santelices, all students involved in City College’s Student Assembly, joined

Second Annual Low Rider Memorial Honors Alex Nieto

Second Annual Low Rider Memorial Honors Alex Nieto

Rachel Berning By Rachel Berning rachelo.berning@gmail.com Hosted in the parking lot of the Multi-Use Building on Ocean Campus, the second annual Alex Nieto lowrider memorial “King of the Streets” gathered thousands last July. The event was hosted by Professor Benjamin Bac Sierra and organized by the San

International Counselor Department Dissolved

International Counselor Department Dissolved

By Matheus Maynard mmaynardfrank@aol.com City College’s Board of Trustees approved the layoff of international counselors over the summer amid concerns of budget deficits, leaving international student affairs to the discretion of regular academic counselors. Students with F1 visa status must meet certain requirements in regards to studying