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By Patrick Tamayo @theguardsman ptamayo@theguardsman.com contributor Program Director and “Da Mad- dHouze” radio show host Luis “DEZZ” Mendez during his radio show for KCSF on Ocean Cam- pus, Monday, March 9. (Photo by Patrick Tamayo) Tucked away on the bottom floor of the Arts Extension build- ing on

Classic French farce amuses Diego Rivera audience

Classic French farce amuses Diego Rivera audience

By Michael Burkett the guardsman City College theater arts department presented “A Flea in Her Ear,” a 1907 French farce by Georges Feydeu, adapted by David Ives and directed by John Wilk. Diego Rivera Theater was about two-thirds full, around 100 or so people. The audience was attentive and comedy

Two Ram’s highlights at De Anza Invitational

By Shaleisa Daniel The Guardsman City College’s track and field team had some notable successes at the March 13 De Anza Invitational in Cupertino with the women cap- turing first place in the 4x400m relay and freshman Jose Hernan- dez placing second in heat 2 of the 800m. The

Women’s tennis ranked third place following tiebreaker

Women’s tennis ranked third place following tiebreaker

The Guardsman The City College women’s tennis team is more than halfway through the season, and currently ranked third place in conference. The Rams, who hold a 5-3 record overall, played their second match against De Anza (7-1), March 13 in a series of doubles that ended in a

Brice Harris appoints new special trustee

Brice Harris appoints new special trustee

By Michael Burkett The Guardsman State Chancellor Dr. Brice Harris announced Dr. Guy Lease as new special trustee with extraordinary powers at Wellness Center press conference on Monday, Feb. 23. Seated inside were state chancellor Dr. Brice Harris, Dr. Guy Lease, Board of Trustees President Rafael Mandelman, and Chancellor Arthur

Diversion of bond monies dismiss PAEC as a priority

By Marco Siler-Gonzales the guardsman The Performing Arts Center Coalition (PAC Coalition) and City College administration are at odds over the use of bond monies voted to fund the Performing Arts Education Center (PAEC). The PAC Coalition continues to press the administration to move forward with the construction of the

Campus clubs come together to gain City College student’s interest

Campus clubs come together to gain City College student’s interest

Photo story By Franchon Smith Contributor to the Guardsman The Associated Students Union hosted their biannual Unity Day on Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2015. Unity Day is a prime opportunity for the clubs and organizations to recruit members. At this year’s event, students showed up for the free food giveaway,