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ALALA engages CCSF

By Michael Burkett the guardsman Miguel Garcia and deCoy Gallerina pre- sented “ALALA Radical Medicine Music,” on Thursday Feb. 26, 2015 at City Cafe on Ocean Campus which was sponsored by the Nelson Mandela Multicultural Resource Center with vice president Slava Ustinov introducing the performers. Alala was the female goddess

“A Flea in Her Ear” set to provide endless laughter

By Steven Ho the guardsman City College’s Theatre Arts Department is excited to premiere their spring play the comedy “A Flea in Her Ear,” at the Diego Rivera Theatre. Director John Wilk and the show’s 14 actors have been rehears- ing since the second week of January for

Rams narrowly escape Laney, 67-63

By Shaleisa Daniel The Guardsman Rams’ guards Kelly Wong and Chanel Malone each scored 12 points leading the women’s basket- ball team to a 67-63 victory over Laney College on Feb. 28. The Rams dominated the first half offensively with more efficient ball handling movement than their opponent, ending

Coaches vs. Cancer fundraiser a success

By Shaleisa Daniel The Guardsman A City College campaign to raise funds for the fight against breast cancer took center stage at the Feb. 20 men’s and women’s basketball games netting some $3,000. The campaign titled “Coaches vs Cancer” involved the selling of pre- game “Rams Believe”

Rams survive thriller to win in overtime, 80-79

By Shaleisa Daniel The Guardsman What started with the Rams trailing by 10 points at halftime, proved to be an exhilarating first regional playoff game with a nail biting 80-79 win for City College at home against Sierra College on Feb. 28. The first half of the game began with

City College Men's basketball and Merritt College during the Regional Semi-finals.

City College Men's basketball and Merritt College during the Regional Semi-finals.

A linear perspective of City College

By Ekevara Kitpowsong Photos by Eder Melo Sometimes we are too busy to look around at our surroundings the sky, the buildings and classrooms and appreciate them with our naked eye, but not so for City College photography student Eder Melo. After taking a couple of photography classes at City