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San Francisco, Calif.

Have Your Say

Have Your Say

By MATTHEW CARDOZA What can City college do to make the campus more environmentally friendly? “Do more to encourage biking and public transit, as opposed to driving. Add a bus station arrival or departure sign in the cafeteria.” — Craig Persiko, Computer Science Dept. Chair, Professor “Get rid of smoking areas

Bank of America set to fill Smith Hall ATM void

By Cliff Fernandes cferna44@gmail.com On Jan. 25, City College approved a contract with Bank of America to install ATMs next to the Ocean Campus cafeteria, where Wells Fargo ATMs were previously situated. The Wells Fargo contract was terminated for non-compliance in December 2017, and City College held a

Arts Extension outages the latest issue on an aging campus

Arts Extension outages the latest issue on an aging campus

By Ken Akehurst and David Mamaril Horowitz kengibill.edu@gmail.com dhorowitz@theguardsman.com Ocean Campus’s Creative Arts Extension Building experienced power outages on the mornings of Aug. 23 and Aug. 28, resulting in 89 relocated and 12 canceled classes, according to relocation schedules created by Dean of Instruction

Associated Student Council votes in new senators

Associated Student Council votes in new senators

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com The Associated Student Council of Ocean Campus held a general meeting on Sept. 5 to interview candidates for open senator positions, recognize new clubs and hear comments from the college community. The main order of business involved interviewing and voting on applicants interested

Premature class cuts halt education plans

Premature class cuts halt education plans

By Casey Ticsay cticsay@mail.ccsf.edu Three days before the fall semester began, faculty and students marched in solidarity to Chancellor Mark Rocha’s office in protest of early class cuts. Together they sang, “All we are saying is give students a chance.” The college administration canceled over 230

Rams laying down foundation for championship run

Rams laying down foundation for championship run

by Patrick Cochran The Rams start their 2018 football season with the same goal they have every season, win the state and national junior college championship. Last season they came up short, finishing the year 8-3, but with loads of young talent the Rams are aiming to finish better this

Actors bring James Baldwin to life during summer artist residency program

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com For two weeks this summer, celebrated actors, Delroy Lindo and Carl Lumbly, developed a one-man play, “Jimmy: According to Me…” at City College of San Francisco’s Diego Rivera Theater for an artist residency program. The play follows the life of famous poet