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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

Sept. 9-Oct. 22,2015 Campus Briefs

Mural Vandalism Strikes Mission District San Francisco police are on the hunt for the person behind several racially offensive graffiti markings in the Mission district. The term “White Power” has been written or etched upon the face of businesses and murals with latino themes. At least eight business or murals

Happy 80th Anniversary CCSF

Happy 80th Anniversary Guardsman

Happy 80th Anniversary Guardsman

CELEBRATION By Mary Strope Running through February 2016, a new exhibit at City College’s Rosenberg Library commemorates the school and its stories as told through award-winning newspaper The Guardsman. “Celebrating 80 Years: City College is Still Your College” features narratives and ephemera from the Guardsman archives - starting in

Bold Call Gives Collins First Victory as Rams Head Coach

Bold Call Gives Collins First Victory as Rams Head Coach

Rams Defeat Sierra College By Patrick Cochran It was the gutsiest of calls. Rams quarterback Anthony Gordon had just capped off a 67-yard drive with a 9-yard touchdown pass to stellar wide receiver Easop Winston. An extra point would tie the game against Sierra at 24 and send it into

The Point of No Return

The Point of No Return

A Grain of Salt… Column By Patrick Tamayo/Opinion Editor We’ve become an offended society. Everything offends us. It makes little difference what it is, but the one thing that is certain is that someone will be offended by it. We’re setting ourselves up for failure as we

Have Your Say: Are you voting? For whom and why?

Have Your Say: Are you voting? For whom and why?

By Steven Ho (All photos by Franchon Smith) Michelle McNeil Age: Declined to state Major: English Tutor (employee) “Yes … The candidate I find most appealing is Bernie Sanders, because he’s very issues orientated and I resonate with a lot of his platform.” Ryley Gaulocher-Bergmann Age: 20 Major: Undeclared “Yes

Is Getting a College Education a Right or a Privilege?

Is Getting a College Education a Right or a Privilege?

College is becoming more expensive for students By Audrey Garces In recent years, the question of college education being a right or a privilege has risen to the surface as one of America’s predominant hot button issues. California’s UC school system has pushed their tuition hikes back to