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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

Science workshop brings wonder to Mission students and families

What began nearly 20 years ago as a City College engineering technician tinkering in his garage to try and understand some of the basic science behind his job has evolved into a workshop of wonder for students of Mission district schools.

Services slashed, fees hiked

Just when Muni riders were getting accustomed to last year’s $10 fare hike, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is implementing another wave of rate increases.

Rams' defense stifles Gladiators

The City College women’s basketball team held the Chabot Gladiators to 18 second-half points en route to a 69-48 victory on Feb. 5 at the Wellness Center.

Melt–where double dipping is acceptable

There are plenty of cook-it-yourself dining options in San Francisco with countless Korean barbecue and hot pot restaurants, however, there are few places to get fondue.

Letters to the Editor: Feb. 10, 2010

Editors note: This letter is in response to an article published in the Jan. 27 issue of The Guardsman titled “Aid to Haiti revives unity in Americans” by William Chamberlin. I found the article to be quite one-sided. I’d like to take the time to look at the issue

State Your Fashion: Carlos Arellano

By Chloe Ashcraft The Guardsman Sporting a Dia de los Muertos T-shirt, customized jacket, cuffed jeans and Puma high-tops, animal science major Carlos Arellano rocks a fashionable yet casual look. He adds flair to his outfit with a studded belt and patches from the bands NOFX and Mad Sin, which

Suite 415: Five out of five for drag brunch at Harry Denton's Starlight Room

By Greg Zeman The Guardsman There are plenty of hotels in the Bay Area and I’ve been known to eat, drink and sleep it off in the best and worst of them. I’ve found some hidden gems in a few as well as some rocks to avoid. All