Sign in Subscribe

The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

RAMS CLOSE OUT SEASON ON A HIGH NOTE: HEADING TO THE PLAYOFFS

RAMS CLOSE OUT SEASON ON A HIGH NOTE: HEADING TO THE PLAYOFFS

By Matthew Paul Maes City College Rams women’s and men’s basketball teams are hot heading into the CCCAA Coast Conference playoffs with wins at home on February 15, 2019. The women’s team trounced the Las Positas Hawks 81-40 while the men’s team easily won 94-65. Women’

Gillette delivers Razor-Sharp Advertisement

MIT: Michael's Individual Thought By Michael Montalvo Gillette, a safety razor manufacturer and brand, released a commercial ad in January that spoke out against toxic masculinity, bullying and sexual harassment. The advertisement sparked controversy among, mostly men, accusing the shaving company for attacking men, in general. The ad

CCSF Students unite to form action group "CCSF Students Rise"

By Claudia Drdul Staff Writer A dozen student organizers gathered in the Multi-Use building on Feb. 4 for a public meeting that focused on student experiences and needs, after City College administrators announced a plan for drastic class cuts. In response to a budgeting strategy that would eliminate hundreds of

Fellowship scholarship takes applicants

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com A new journalism fellowship is being created to honor Journalism Department Chair Juan Gonzales that would benefit journalism students who are members of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) and attending school in the Bay Area. The Juan Gonzales Fellowship is a

Board of Trustees seek proposal to rename Balboa Park Station

By Andy Damián-Correa acorrea@theguradsman.com Members from the City College Board of Trustees are working on a proposal for the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) that requests a name change of Balboa Park Station to “Balboa Park – City College.” The resolution, spearheaded by board president Alex Randolph

The Mortal Coil Cafe

Student Bookloan Program helps students save money on textbooks

Student Bookloan Program helps students save money on textbooks

By Amal Ben Ghanem abenghan@mail.ccsf.edu The Associated Students Bookloan Program helps provide over 3,000 college textbooks for general education courses at no cost to City College students since its implementation in 1981. “The beauty of this program is that it’s student-powered. It is student-created, run,