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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

A Grain of Salt

A Grain of Salt

Column By Patrick Tamayo/Opinion Editor We are shocked that racism and prejudice still exists today but in the grand scheme of things, 51 years is not that long ago. But that’s exactly how long ago our government thought that all the segregation nonsense should maybe come to an

Steep Price to Pay

Steep Price to Pay

By Rita Berríos Riquelme/ Contributor The cost to go to college for international students is insanely expensive. International students more than five times more per unit than California residents attending the same classes and walking through the same buildings. At the same time, international students are not allowed to legally

Prominent Journalists Spar Over San Francisco Housing Crisis

By Otto Pippenger/ Staff Writer This November San Francisco residents will determine the future of housing in our city for years to come by voting on this year’s housing-centric slate of ballot initiatives. On Oct. 7, three city journalists known for covering the housing crisis competed to promote

Women’s Volleyball Capitalize On Weak Defense

Women’s Volleyball Capitalize On Weak Defense

By Shannon Cole/ Staff Writer The CCSF women’s volleyball team extended their win streak to 3 with a 3-0 victory over the West Valley College Vikings on Thursday Oct. 15. The Rams’ teamwork and confidence allowed them to dominate every set against the Vikings at the City College

Rams Decimate Foothill Owls In 61-7 Victory

Rams Decimate Foothill Owls In 61-7 Victory

By Patrick Cochran/ Staff Writer Playing against Foothill College, everything ran smoothly for the Rams. In their most lopsided victory of the season, the Rams looked near-perfect and won 61-7. “We executed our game plan really well today,” head coach Jimmy Collins said after the game Oct. 17.

Latina/o Heritage Month

Latina/o Heritage Month

By Michaela Payne/ Copy Editor Latina/o Heritage Month City College celebrated Latina/o Heritage Month with a series of events coordinated by Mission center librarian Mauro Garcia. The United States began recognizing a Hispanic Heritage Week in 1968 and expanded this to a full month in 1988. Latina/o

League of Women Voters Host BOT Candidate Forum

League of Women Voters Host BOT Candidate Forum

By Audrey Garces/Staff Writer Two of the four 2015 Board of Trustees candidates, Wendy Aragon and incumbent Alex Randolph, debated pressing issues such as the accreditation crisis, declining enrollment and the budget during a forum held by the League of Women Voters on Oct. 6, 2015. Opening remarks were