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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

What the public should know about ICE raids

By Nigel Flores With the status of several million immigrants around the United States still up the air, there are certain precautions that should be taken if Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers comes to the door. According to United We Dream, an organization that “organizes and advocates for the

The City College community banded together and joined the resistance

The City College community banded together and joined the resistance

By Bethany Lee The California Community Colleges Board of Governors (BOG) is backing members of the City College community who banded together in the heart of Civic Center to protest executive orders and policies encompassing healthcare, immigration, and fundamental rights. Several City College students and faculty members joined over 100,

Campus archers target enrollment

Campus archers target enrollment

By Rachel Quinio The archery program at City College has been around for decades. City College’s archery classes are held twice a week, Tuesdays and Thursdays, at the Golden Gate Park Archery Range by Diane Nagura. She has headed the class since the 90s and taught physical education at

#DeleteUber trends after company’s tweet

By Nigel Flores Uber’s CEO, Travis Kalanick, recently announced a strong disapproval of President Donald Trump’s travel ban affecting seven predominantly Muslim countries. Kalanick, an adviser on Trump’s economic council, tweeted the travel ban was “against everything Uber stands for.” As a result of a strike called

#relationshipgoals

By Rachel Quinio Celebrity couples give us hope; if they are able to harbor happy relationships in their perfectly curated lives, we can too. Deep down, we want to believe in fairy tale endings, but do they exist? From the Beckhams to Jayoncé to Taylor Swift and every eligible man

The grass isn’t green enough to abandon student needs

The grass isn’t green enough to abandon student needs

By Robert Jalon Demand for cannabis education is expected to increase thanks to the passage of Proposition 64, which legalized the use of recreational marijuana. City College itself announced plans to work with Oaksterdam University to develop a cannabis curriculum by spring 2018. On the surface, it seems an appropriate

Announcements

Business Cards Order due Thursday February 13 The Visual Media Design Department is now accepting orders from City College employees for business cards. There is a $20.00 charge for 200 cards to cover the cost of materials. Orders will be returned via campus mail during the week of Monday,