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By Otto Pippenger Self described “Free Speech Advocacy Group” Patriot Prayer had filed a permit to hold a Free Speech Rally in San Francisco’s Crissy Field on August 26. After the gruesome killing of Heather Heyer by an avowed fascist during the fascist “Unite the Right” demonstrations held in

Community college grads become 4-year grads

By Quip Johnson The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center completed a new report which states 41 percent of community college graduates with no previous degree or certificate went on to earn a bachelor’s degree within the next six years. According to Inside Higher Ed, the center studied 575,067

Food Service Calendar

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Teachers given power to report ACCJC

By Sarah Berjan A settlement agreement between the California Federation of Teachers (CFT), American Federation of Teachers (AFT 2121) and the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) was established in a campaign for fair accreditation amongst all California community colleges. Within this agreement, the CFT obtains the power

Rams look to bounce back in 2017

Rams look to bounce back in 2017

By Patrick Cochran For most programs a 7-4 record is laudable but for the Rams it was not the desired result for their 2016 season. The Rams have been working all offseason and hope to drastically improve their record and possibly add another championship to the title board at George

Exclusive Q&A with City College Chancellor Mark Rocha

Exclusive Q&A with City College Chancellor Mark Rocha

By Cassie Ordonio The Guardsman sat down with newly hired Chancellor Mark Rocha to discuss his role at City College on Aug. 22. The New Yorker has a doctorate in literature and a master’s in engineering. The Board of Trustees selected Rocha on July 1, with a vote 6-1,

Art At Your Fingertips At The Ocean Campus

Art At Your Fingertips At The Ocean Campus

By Donald Ades Chances are that no matter where you are on campus, it is more likely than not that you are within eye shot of art. There are temporary as well as permanent installations scattered about to feast the eyes. This Fall semester we may have traversed the City