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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

City College is falling apart and no-one is going to bail us out

By Patrick Tamayo The Guardsman Now that the holidays are over, and a new semester has started, it is slowly becoming clear that our school is in a state of discouragement. As I write this, our school is on the verge of having to ask for more time to meet

News Briefs

Council discusses retreat By Cassandra Hendry The Guardsman The Ocean Campus Associated Student Council met for a regular meeting on Jan. 16 to discuss an upcoming student leadership and team building retreat—held Jan. 18-20—that they were planning for members of the council. “ I would like to get to

Baseball coaches confident in new roster

By Dan Harrington The Guardsman More than 30 baseball players are ready to start this season for the City College Rams. The coach can start a third of them in any given game but only four of the players from this season’s current roster have played a game for

Editorial cartoon: The Ravens don't stand a chance

News Analysis: One quarter of all community colleges in Calif. are under sanction

News Analysis By Gina Scialabba and Sara Bloomberg The Guardsman Thick, gray storm clouds loom over City College, which threatens the existence of an institution that serves almost 90,000 students of all ethnicities, ages, genders and backgrounds. Older than the Golden Gate Bridge, the school has been a staple

City College goes to Cuba

The hunt for Bin Laden through Hollywood's eyes

Gina Scialabba The Guardsman Go see “Zero Dark Thirty.” You know you want to. All your friends are already doing it. Everyone is talking about it. Calif. Sen. Diane Feinstein is talking about it. She wants an investigation into the CIA’s contributions to the film. Anti-torture protesters are talking