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Colleges seek sustainability

By Madeline CollinsThe Guardsman Berkeley City College hosted the Emerald Cities Initiative on Oct. 18 for the launch of their Community College Sustainable Development Program, a partnership between the collaborative and three urban community college systems throughout the nation that promote campus sustainability, community education, and other key factors in

Diverging views clash at debate

By Dalton AmadorThe GuardsmanAs the candidates for City College’s Board of Trustees debated on Oct. 12, their comments revealed underlying fractious divisions and stark philosophical differences on how best to tackle the accreditation crisis and the fiscal challenges the school now faces.The moderator, Emil Guillermo, declared the debate

Q&As with the Board of Trustee candidates: Amy Bacharach

By Ivan HuangThe GuardsmanWhy do you want to be a trustee right now, in the middle of this accreditation crisis?Well, I started running almost a year ago. My goal, my motivation for running initially was I basically went from high school dropout to Ph.D. in less than 20

Artists protest: Exhibit stands up for the future of art classes

By Dannie Hawkins The GuardsmanWhile some students aggressively protest City College’s accreditation crisis at board meetings, others in the college community are quietly asserting themselves through a menagerie of artwork.A plea for life-long learning, Accreditate This is a sprawling mixed media exhibit that opened on Oct. 22 in

Rams still undefeated but Bulldogs put up a good fight

For more photos from this game, check us out on Facebook By Ivan Huang The Guardsman City College’s football team delivered another comeback victory on Oct. 20, after nearly losing to the College of San Mateo due to an interception thrown by sophomore quarterback Andrew Spivey. The Rams came

Biden won, despite the malarkey on Twitter

By Jandean DeocampoThe GuardsmanA few hours after the Vice Presidential debate between Joe Biden and Paul Ryan, a status update popped up on my Facebook feed. It said that Biden “did a good job of concealing the fact that he didn’t know anything.”It was one of those precious

There are more than two parties, ya know?

By Becca HoekstraThe GuardsmanOh, the Presidential Election. You bring me such joy. Not.The debates are in full swing.Policies are being passed around left and right on the usual–jobs, taxes, health care, debt, foreign policy. All important topics, certainly, that affect us in various and significant ways.But