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San Francisco, Calif.

Letter to the editor: Who's running the show?

Why is it that a private company has so much power over a public institution? That private company being the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges. Because in that question lies answers that resound throughout our economy as the 1% seeks to extort the Commons for their own selfish

A City in Crisis: community unites to save the school

By Thomas Figg-Hoblyn The Guardsman “City College is not closing,” Board of Trustees President John Rizzo said during a special meeting on July 10. “Don’t believe the headlines.” A maximum capacity crowd comprised of administrators, teachers, students, workers and concerned citizens applauded emphatically and there was a sense of

13 Tweets from town hall meeting; City College community seeks answers

Embattled Interim Chancellor Dr. Pamila Fisher fielded questions today from more than one hundred members of the City College community during a town hall style meeting held at Ocean campus in response to the threat of school closure. Faculty, students and staff all asked Fisher questions, and The Guardsman was

Mystique, experimentation at dance festival

By Peter Hernandez and Sara BloombergThe Guardsman Spaghetti-flinging girls in pretty white dresses, tabletop Serbian dances, and dancers pausing to converse delighted ODC Theater's first annual Walking Distance Dance Festival. From June 29 to July 1, new trends and medias were seen in performances by some of the

PHOTO STORY: Rainbows reign over downtown SF

For more photos, visit us on Facebook: The Guardsman By Shane Menez The Guardsman Mark Twain once said, "The coldest winter I ever saw was the summer I spent in San Francisco." However, the sky was clear and sunny as tens of thousands celebrated the 42nd annual San

Pride flag flies at City Hall, kicking off summer pride events

By Sara Bloomberg The Guardsman San Francisco’s annual Pride celebration kicked off Monday afternoon with a flag raising ceremony at City Hall, where equality and funding for HIV and AIDS services were hot topics. Mayor Ed Lee promised continued support for local HIV and AIDS services. If the Board

Technology official suspended, banned from campus

This article was originally published on www.fogcityjournal.com on May 31, 2012. By Joe Fitzgerald May 31, 2012 Embattled City College administrator Dr. David Hotchkiss was placed on paid administrative leave today by interim Chancellor Pamela Fisher pending an investigation into his recent conduct after telling press the school