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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

Apples and Oranges or: How the Christian Legal Society spent thier summer vacation

the Christian Legal Society denied membership to an openly gay student, and yet still expected that same student to subsidize their club. Anybody can see how ridiculous this is. A student shouldn’t have to pay fees that go right back to organizations that discriminate against him or her.

Remote control combat blurs ethics

Technology combined with the lust for war is making killing easier — virtually.

Drivers on "FasTrak" to empty pockets

Drivers who make use of the carpool lanes on the Bay Bridge are now charged a toll fee of $2.50 and have been since the first of July. That’s the bad news. The good news? Well, there doesn’t seem to be much good news about this.

'Mosque' opponents no champions of Democracy

“The justification to ban the mosque is no more rational than banning a soccer field in the same place because all the suicide bombers loved to play soccer,” Paul wrote.

Graffitti artists fight tagging epidemic

After eight months and 10 murals, the San Francisco Art Commission’s pilot program StreetSmARTS, is ready for its second year with triple the funding according to its affiliates.

Get out and eat something: Ocean Campus

Whether you’re looking to fulfil midday munchies or in need of a substantial meal you’ll be happy to know that City College’s Ocean campus has a variety of dinning options.

World Music Club hosts battle of the bands competition

City College's World Music Club will be hosting a band competition this semester with a grand prize of $1000.