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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

Rams tripped up on the road against Bulldogs

By Bonta HillSports Editor City College wasn’t planning on giving out any treats Halloween day to the San Mateo Bulldogs. For the Bulldogs, they got the candy they’ve been salivating over for 20 years: a victory over the Rams. City College swallowed a tough one, losing their first

Student success statues tour California

By Matthew Gomez Staff writer After being unveiled in Yerba Buena Gardens for Community College Week, the statues of the Student Success Stories Project will soon be traveling California. The project began in May 2008 and was inspired by the sculptures of artist Kiki Smith, who is primarily known as

Men's soccer looking to improve before playoffs

By Matthew Gomez and Aaron Turner Staff writers City College (6-2-2) hosted Los Positas on Oct. 30 and maintained first place with a hard fought 0-0 tie. The Rams controlled play throughout the first half. They held the ball on Los Positas' side of the field

Men's team hungry after taste of Final Four

By Nick Palm Staff writer Coming back after a rough end to the 2008-2009 season was not easy for head coach Justin Labagh and the City College men’s basketball team. With three returning starters, including reigning Conference Player of the Year Da’Ron Sims, Labagh feels confident the

Letter to the Editor: A Veteran’s Day Salute to All of Our Veterans and Reservist

The administration, faculty, staff and students would like to acknowledge and thank our City College of San Francisco Veterans and Reservists for their service at home and abroad. Our veterans have served in Iraq, Afghanistan, and in other parts of the world, often at great personal sacrifice to them and

Garage sale at City College produces a positive outcome

By Tania CervantesContributing writer City College’s attempt to raise funds for classes by hosting a garage sale and flea market yielded positive results on Oct. 24. “The event was successful in a number of ways,” said Milton Marks III, president of the board of trustees. “It helped to raise

Review: 'Where the Wild things Are' falls short of expectations

By Dominick DelgadilloStaff writer Beloved children’s book “Where the Wild Things Are” by Maurice Sendak was adapted into a live-action movie and released in theaters nationwide on Oct. 16. Those are the facts as I can best describe them without ruining my childhood because I have been trying