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San Francisco, Calif.

Ground-breaking documentary about LA riots invites conversation

Ground-breaking documentary about LA riots invites conversation

By Adina J. Pernell A quarter of a century has passed since the events that transpired after a not guilty verdict was delivered for the officers who savagely beat Rodney King on March 3, 1991, turned LA’s city streets into a swarm of looters, rioters and raging fires. Long

City College Community Member Roger Scott Publishes Book

City College Community Member Roger Scott Publishes Book

By Otto Pippenger “Grover Lewis: The Uncommon Insight and Grace of an Ordinary Man” is the title of a biographical memoir of the late Grover Lewis who was a poet and writer for Rolling Stone magazine. The book is recollected over the course of a nearly 50 year friendship with

Airbnb office staff rally to save contractor workers

Airbnb office staff rally to save contractor workers

By Victor Tence In a move to continue their expansion, the San Francisco offices of Airbnb ended their contract with the Flagship Food Group, effectively terminating the positions of 94 contract kitchen workers on Nov. 2, some of which were City College alumni. Backlash from the entire department, with critical

Why the Rams always have Aus-some punters

By Patrick Cochran It was fourth down and the Rams were backed up on their own third yard line with little space to maneuver. The Rams were up 30-12 against a tough American River squad and needed to hold and win the game to avoid starting the season 0-3. American

Historic Fort Mason seeks repairs

Special to The Guardsman By Jenny G. Shao For safety's sake, every building in California is legally mandated to meet or be brought up to code, especially if publicly funded, federally owned and intended to serve or is open to the public. Fort Mason Campus is no exception.

City College students blossom under pressure

City College students blossom under pressure

By Michael Toren City College students captured first and sixth place in a student floral design competition in Carlsbad this month, competing among 15 students representing California community colleges and universities. Armando de Loera Mejia, who won first place at the CaliFlora 2017 competition, and Munkyung Jung, who took home

Men’s Soccer advance to playoffs

By Patrick Cochran The men’s soccer team beat De Anza College 3-2. The Rams scored the game’s first three goals but De Anza rallied late to give the Rams a scare. Forward Alejandro Perez scored the first goal of the game 28 minutes into the first half. Defenseman