Mayors positions on City College
The Guardsman takes a look inside each of the 12 mayoral candidates and gives insight into the impact they might have on City College.
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Ex-Chancellor Philip R. Day pleads guilty
Former City College Chancellor Philip R. Day, Jr. recently pleaded guilty to three felony counts of misappropriating public funds, charges that were brought against him in 2009 by then-District Attorney Kamala Harris.
Victory for VIDA
Undocumented immigrant students at City College can now be legally hired by the school using a $200,000 fund from the new college budget approved on Thursday, Sept. 22.
Chinatown subway loved and hated
A handful of small businesses and many residents along the Stockton Street corridor through Chinatown will be forced to relocate by the end of the month due to the city’s new plan to extend the MUNI T-Third Line. The Central Subway Project has surprisingly become one of the more conscientious topics
San Francisco retirement plans duel for votes
The reform of city employee pensions is a hot button issue for the upcoming election with battling propositions on the ballot. Proposition C, crafted by local unions and interim Mayor Ed Lee, was approved unanimously by the Board of Supervisors. Proposition D was written by public defender and mayor
Review: Ocean Campus art gallery--James Groleau
Groleau, a self- taught mezzotint artist from Oakland, and former City College art student, is drawn to dark psychological themes. Two of his exhibitions “Blood Bone Elegy” and “The Absence of Passion,” on display until Oct. 26 at the City College Gallery, express the complex suffering caused by war
REVIEW: New movie is a disturbing experience about loss of identity
Elizabeth Olsen stars as Martha, a young woman who attempts to find her place in a household cult disguised as a family and her struggle to find her own identity, in the the new psychological thriller “Martha Marcy May Marlene.”