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San Francisco, Calif.

High housing costs in San Francisco; Free City becomes more of a necessity.

By Matthew Cardoza kmcardoza13@gmail.com Over the past decade, housing in the Bay Area at large has skyrocketed in cost. Rent in San Francisco alone has increased to an average of $4,400 a month per unit, and the Bay Area it’s up to $2,000 plus a

Rams hold out to claim 2-1 victory over Napa Valley

Rams hold out to claim 2-1 victory over Napa Valley

By Cliff Fernandes cferna44@mail.ccsf.edu On Aug 31, the men’s soccer team walk away with a 2-1 victory over Napa Valley College in the season opener with goals by Alejandro Perez (#18) and Eruvey Arceta (#27). Head coach, Adam Lucarelli, commented at the full time whistle, “Technically-wise

Rams win 56-13 against Sierra in season opener

Rams win 56-13 against Sierra in season opener

By Patrick Cochran pcochran@theguardsman.com DesHawn collins waited an entire year for this moment. Down 6-0 against Sierra to start the game, sophomore Collins got the ball and burst past defenders to score a 60-yard rushing touchdown, putting the Rams up 7-6 after they hit the extra point. For

Reconnecting the Child Development Center to nature

Reconnecting the Child Development Center to nature

By Sarah Berjan sberjan@gmail.com The Child Development Center (CDC) at the City College constructed a new “Nature Explorer” area on Aug. 16, as an initiative to bring nature into children’s learning experiences. Faculty, students, parents and other members of the City College community contributed to this garden

After skirting death, Paul Nowicki finds life in mentoring

After skirting death, Paul Nowicki finds life in mentoring

By Cliff Fernandes cferna44 mail.ccsf.edu Professor Paul Nowicki has been teaching architecture at City College since 1977, but a shattered spine after a hospital error put him on his deathbed seven years ago. Initially going in for a broken ankle, he was treated with unsterilized pins leading to

Culinary arts students are bringing the fire to Roast

Culinary arts students are bringing the fire to Roast

By Veronica Steiner Veronicasteiner13@gmail.com On Sept. 4, City College’s Culinary Arts and Hospitality department launched the new restaurant Roast. It specializes in all things that can be roasted, including meats, vegetables as well as vegan options. Located in the cafeteria, the restaurant is operated by students within

Americans split over protest

Americans split over protest

By Corey Holt cholt3@mail.ccsf.edu For the past two years, NFL players have been protesting against police brutality and systemic injustices imposed on African Americans. In 2016, Colin Kaepernick was the first NFL player to do so, sacrificing his career as a quarterback making millions of dollars a