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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

OPINION: Health care reform makes life easier for uninsured students

By Matt GomezThe Guardsman Health care was reformed last month, and while the effects may not yet be evident, benefits for students could be great in the future. Although this reform does not bring the country closer to a universal, single-payer system or include a public option, it will make

Letters to Editor: April 14, 2010

Editor, Thank you for publishing Robert Romano’s story “Peace between Palestine and Israel is possible.” This is an excellent article and one which I’ve forwarded to many friends and contacts. Keep up the good work and journalism. Steve Sosebee Dear Mr. Romano, Thank you VERY MUCH for writing

Local 2 strikes again

By Greg ZemanThe Guardsman Unite Here Local 2, a self-professed “fighting union” representing over 9,000 hotel workers at 62 hotels in San Francisco, opened a three-day strike of roughly 300 workers at the San Francisco Grand Hyatt on April 7. Local 2 President Mike Casey has promised future actions

Book Review: Comical college guide falls short

By Hannah WeinerThe Guardsman “Party Thru College” is former stand-up comedian Dennis Bruce’s attempt at a humorous how-to book on skating through college courses. The key word here is “attempt.” While I’m sure Bruce put a great deal of effort into the short book, it only amounts to

Faculty divided on draft equity resolution

A draft resolution by the City College Board of Trustees has some faculty up in arms because they feel the board is interfering with their responsibilities

Carlos Santana honored with 2010 Mayor's Art Award

Internationally acclaimed musician and human rights advocate, Carlos Santana received the 2010 Mayor’s Art Award from San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom on March 18.

Former City College quarterback pleads guilty to burglary charges

Former City College quarterback Jeremiah Masoli pleaded guilty at a Lane County Circuit Court on March 12 to second-degree burglary in the Jan. 25 theft of two laptops and a guitar from a University of Oregon fraternity.