Injuries plague Rams in 2011
Sitting on the bottom of the Coast Conference standings, City College baseball is looking to finish the last month of their season on a high note.
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Anarchists to host book fair in Golden Gate Park April 9 - 10
An anarchist walks into a potluck, a café, a book fair and a sewing contest—sounds like a bad joke, right? It’s not. It’s the event schedule for the city’s revolutionaries’ biggest weekend, the Anarchist Book Fair, which will take place at the County Fair Building in Golden Gate Park the weekend of
9th Circuit drug test ruling sets a dangerous precedent
When the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on March 2 that companies have the right to deny employment based on previous failed drug screenings, it set a precedent for discrimination in the workforce and struck a crippling blow to the 14th Amendment’s equal protection clause.
Metro Academies works to streamline transfers
Students looking to stay on track during their first two years of college can apply to the Metro Academies, a program at both City College and SF State that provides advising, peer support and specially tailored classes for students.
Offensive slump continues: Softball loses to San Jose City to fall 1-11 in league play
By Ryan Kuhn
The Guardsman
The City College women’s softball team continued their offensive struggles and extended their losing streak falling to San Jose City College in conference play.
The Jaguars got out to an early 1-0 lead in the first inning and with the help from solid performance
U.N. Libya vote illustrates power-shift
The days of the United States doing whatever the hell it wants as the world’s sole superpower are slowly coming to an end, and the UN Security Council’s resolution on intervention in Libya shows us why.
HARTS program extends help to homeless students
At the beginning of every month Chris Shaeffer, director of the Homeless At Risk Transitional Students Program, and lab aid Tina Esquer hand out Muni fast passes at a reduced cost of $20 to students who are homeless, living in transitional homes and on parole.