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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

Point your anger where it really belongs

Football is awesome, right? We canFootball is awesome, right? We can’t get enough of it in this coun- try. It’s a year-round obsession, even though the regular season is only 16 games spanning three or four months. Each game is hyped and treated as if they are a

More Money, More Problems: College Style

By Keiara Allen contributor Imagine that you just got accepted into that dream university. You know the one, that college that you rushed to meet the applica- tion deadline, typed the statement of purpose until your fingers pul- sated in agony, and begged your professors to complete the letter of

Eliminating Pacific Islander Stereotypes

By Cassandra Ordonio contributor When do you ever see Pacific Islanders in the media? How are they portrayed, in your eyes? During my first year at City College, I was reading the front page of the San Francisco Chronicle and there was a headline that caught my attention: “Bay Area

The Dexterous Vincent “Two-Two” Golson: A portrait of the 5’8 point guard

The Dexterous Vincent “Two-Two” Golson: A portrait of the 5’8 point guard

by Shaleisa Daniel Sports Editor Rams’ sophomore point guard Vincent “Two- Two” Golson has drawn a lot of attention this past season. Golson joined the City College team in 2013 after being recruited by Rams’ former player Ike Count. That year he played close to only ten minutes a game.

Track and Field

Track and Field

City College vs. Cabrillo

City College symposium on ‘Why Journalism Matters’

City College symposium on ‘Why Journalism Matters’

ABC7 News anchor Cheryl Jennings will be one of the alumni panelists participating in a symposium on “Why Journalism Matters,” sponsored by City College of San Francisco’s Journalism Department. Rounding out the panel are Examiner reporter Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez, Pacific Sun newspaper editor Molly Oleson and KQED-FM radio reporter