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San Francisco, Calif.

Tough Baseball Season Winds Down for Rams

Tough Baseball Season Winds Down for Rams

By Teddy Luther City College’s baseball team split two games with West Valley College. After winning 9-1 at West Valley on April 21, the Rams dropped the April 23 bill 6-0 at home. Before losing the game, the Rams had won three out of their last seven. While that

Rams Swim To State Championships

Rams Swim To State Championships

By Shannon Cole Las Positas College hosted the Coast Conference swimming championships April 21 through 23, and the women of City College’s swim team emerged from the pool with a few more medals hanging from their necks. Freshman Raquel Pea’s 50-yard freestyle time of 23.96 seconds was

Dance Into Classes This Fall

By Michaela Payne More than 40 dance courses will be offered this fall semester at the Wellness Center and Valencia Center to students learning dance theory, performance, composition and how to dance more than 12 different styles. Students new to dance may enroll in the theory courses Black Tradition in

Jalen Canty Named CCCAA Athlete of the Month

Jalen Canty Named CCCAA Athlete of the Month

By Shannon Cole The California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) has named sophomore basketball forward Jalen Canty the male Athlete of the Month for March 2016. Canty, a member of the 2016 men’s basketball team, averaged 11 points and 10 rebounds per game during the Rams’ remarkable 29-1 regular

The ❤ Will Live Forever A Prince retrospective

The ❤ Will Live Forever A Prince retrospective

EDITORIAL OBITUARY A Prince retrospective By Tony Taylor “Electric word ‘life’ / It means forever and that's a mighty long time But I'm here to tell you / There’s something else / The afterworld” — “Let’s Get Crazy” from the album “1999” Just once in a great while,

SEIU Leader Fights for Custodians’ Rights

LABOR RIGHTS By Andy Bays International Workers Day is Sunday, May 1, also known as May Day. Its history involves more than just a colorful maypole, with long-standing traditions about honoring working people, demonstrating in the streets and displaying union pride. Many employees at City College are members of the

City College Administration Needs to Open Up

City College Administration Needs to Open Up

STAFF EDITORIAL By Patrick Fitzgerald We, at The Guardsman, protest the administration's consistent habit of referring inquiries to the marketing and public relations director because it obstructs the public’s right to know the truth and hereby respectfully call on the administration to be more transparent, forthcoming and