City College marches in Sacramento against cuts
Thousands upset with severe cuts to education rallied on the steps of the State Capitol March 16, fervently chanting, “You say cut back, we say fight back.”
The Guardsman
Campus working to comply with Clery Act
City College has begun efforts to comply with a federal law mandating regular reporting of crimes on campus, according to college officials.
City College employees promote peace 'one school at a time'
Winter came early in the Karakoram Mountains of Pakistan during October of 1996.
'Pong' to 'WoW' — the history of the video game
Gone are the simple days of games like “Pong” and “PacMan,” but the virtual 3D worlds of today wouldn’t be possible without the 2D screens of the past.
Voting for student council begins in April
By Alex Emslie STAFF WRITER
City College students will have the opportunity to vote for 15 senators and one president of the Associated Student Council at the end of April. Members of the elections commission are working ardently to increase voter turnout this year.
With about 60,000 students attending
City College students to get new Google e-mail addresses
By Jessica Luthi EDITOR IN CHIEF
With the addition of the new Google student e-mail feature, students may have noticed a new change on their WebStars accounts. Currently City College e-mail addresses are not available to all students.
Previously, e-mail addresses were assigned to students only at
The Fourth Estate, part two
America, our shining city on a hill, is afflicted. The sickness is a malignant cancer spreading through the nation at an alarming pace and its immune system has crumbled. It has targeted liberty and exploited civic lethargy.
Supposed benevolent elected tyrants have failed us, shirking their responsibilities to American ideals.