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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

City College students and professors voice opinions about music repeatability

City College students and professors voice opinions about music repeatability

By Kyle Roque This fall semester, City College’s music department obtained repeatability for 14 ensemble music classes. Repeatability is available for music courses 11-20, as well as Music 41, 42, 46, and 47. Previously, students were only allowed to take these classes once; with repeatability, students can take these

Events Schedule

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Board of Trustees grants awards to student journalists

By Nancy Chan City College’s Board of Trustees presented framed awards to current and former students of the journalism department on Sept. 21, 2017, in a meeting held at the Chinatown campus. The 11 awards recognize commendable reporting and photojournalism for The Guardsman and Etc Magazine, as well as

City College gets its groove back for adult learners

City College gets its groove back for adult learners

By Diane Carter Guess what? City College actually appeared on the list of America’s Best Colleges for Adult Learners (Two Year Colleges). We ranked at nineteen on a list of one hundred colleges with similar demographics. Eleven years ago, a policy magazine, Washington Monthly presented a new way of

Rams get first win of season in dominating way

Rams get first win of season in dominating way

By Patrick Cochran The Rams started the 2017 season in a disappointing fashion losing their first two games to Laney and College of Siskiyous. Squaring off against a typically strong American River, the Rams desperately needed a win to turn around their season. Despite the difficult opponent and tremendous amount

CCSF remembers engineering instructor Raymond Joseph Berard

CCSF remembers engineering instructor Raymond Joseph Berard

By Barbara Muniz Former City College Engineering Instructor Raymond Joseph Berard died on Aug. 10, 2017, at the age of 78. After his retirement from City College, the prolific Democrat was an active member of the American Federation of Teachers Local 2121 (AFT 2121) for more than 30 years. He

Bernie Sanders’ plan for free college tuition

By Patrick Cochran During Bernie Sanders’ appearance at City College this past Friday, he talked about his plans to provide free college tuition and to lower student loan interest rates. In the “On the Issues” section on berniesanders.com, it elaborates on this subject by listing the six steps Sanders