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San Francisco, Calif.

New law means new hope for students in remedial classes

New law means new hope for students in remedial classes

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com The days when City College students slowly worked their way through remedial math and English classes will soon be ending with California Assembly Bill 705, which requires all California community colleges to maximize the number of students entering and completing college-level, transferable math

Celebrating the work of the Asian American Art Community

Celebrating the work of the Asian American Art Community

By Michelle Xu mxu37@mail.ccsf.edu To celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, the Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center’s (APICC) 21st annual United States of Asian America Festival (USAAF) will feature San Francisco’s rising artists to showcase their talents in theatre, music, dance, film, literature, visual arts,

Students throw a re-fashion show with recycled fabric

Students throw a re-fashion show with recycled fabric

By Matthew Cardoza Special to The Guardsman Students from Fashion 47 put on a fashion show called “Back to the Future: Reconstructed” in the Educated Palate Restaurant at the City College Downtown Campus on Tuesday, May 1. 15 reconstructed outfits in total were designed for the show, each with their

Rams hoop signings bring new beginnings

Rams hoop signings bring new beginnings

By Peter J. Suter suterjpeter@gmail.com After a successful semester for Rams basketball many City College sophomore athletes have begun to choose where next to continue their student athletics careers. Like many to come before, who walked the halls and ran on the court, the two years spent at

Historic First: Rams relay team places at State Championship

Historic First: Rams relay team places at State Championship

By Peter J. Suter suterjpeter@gmail.com For the first time ever, City College women's swim team made history by capturing a relay medal and several others at the annual California Community College Athletic Association state championship meet at De Anza College May 3-5. Led by Head Coach

Public records show systemic problems at Multi-Use Building

Public records show systemic problems at Multi-Use Building

By Sarah Lapidus Special to The Guardsman More than 700 facilities work orders have been issued over the last four years against Ocean Campus’ $40 million Multi-Use Building (MUB), with more than 200 of them still open, according to public records obtained by The Guardsman. This dramatically dwarfs the number

Board passes smoking ban after carving out exception for medical marijuana

By Abraham Davis abrahamdfrankfurter@gmail.com The board of trustees passed the smoke-free campus ban at their April 26 meeting after making amendments to accommodate medical marijuana users. The policy bans smoking at all campuses and removes the designated smoking areas which will be implemented in August. Chancellor Mark Rocha