There's An App For That
Smartphones are taking over as the standard all-in-one device, many helpful phone apps will cost you more than a few dollars. However, there are apps that are free and just as helpful to the common, broke student.
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Q&A: Band Rin Tin Tiger talks about inspiration, dark chat and DIY recording
By Lance Kramer
The Guardsman
Rin Tin Tiger is a three-piece alternative folk group that infuses rock ‘n’ roll elements with emotional and catchy tunes. The Guardsman caught up with brothers, Sean E. (bass player and vocalist) and Kevin Sullivan (guitarist and vocalist) at La Corneta Taqueria in Glen Park
Placement test changes will affect thousands of students by 2013
By Sara Bloomberg
The Guardsman
A placement test pilot proposal that will affect thousands of incoming and current students is coming to City College within a year, but deciding on a timeline for implementation became an emotional and contentious debate.
After two hours of intense public comment and discussion, the
Queer Resource Center kicks off film fest
By Lucas Pontes Almeida
The Guardsman
The Diego Rivera Theater was full of energy and excitement on Thursday, April 26 when the Queer Resource Center hosted its Sixth Annual Film Festival displaying a series of diverse and glamorous films from local independent filmmakers, City College students and from award-winning filmmaker
Campus Briefs
ELECTION RESULTS IN
The tallies from student votes are in, and City College has a whole slew of new student politicians. At the front of the pack are the new student trustee, William Walker, the new Ocean campus president, Shanell Williams, and the new Downtown campus president, Bouchra Simmons.
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The Guardsman issues major correction
Dear CCSF Community:
We here at The Guardsman, the newspaper of City College of San Francisco, recently published two great errors within our cover page story on Chancellor Don Q. Griffin's retirement: we left out the byline, and due to a production error, the last line of the
Chancellor Don Q. Griffin retires
By Thomas Figg-Hoblyn
The Guardsman
Don Quincy Griffin flinches involuntarily, startled by the violent and piercing sound of gunfire which echoes down the hallway to his office.
Instinctively, he springs toward the door, but while reaching for the door handle, something inside him tells him to hesitate. He waits five