New installation of traffic lights begins on Phelan Avenue
Workers from WBE attach a traffic light to a light poll, which will be installed adjacent to the south crosswalk of Phelan Avenue near the bookstore annex on March 12.
The Guardsman
Free speech causes controversy
Two members of City College’s Muslim Student Association (MSA) were arrested on Feb. 11 at an anti-Hamas demonstration, organized by the College Republicans at San Francisco State University.
Chancellor receives welcoming
Jazz music filled the foyer of the Wellness Center at Ocean Campus during the welcome reception for City College’s new Chancellor Dr. Don Q. Griffin on Feb. 19, the same day the long-awaited California budget was signed.
February 25 State your fashion
Stephanie Abney likes to keep people guessing about herself. “I like to shock people, I don’t want to be average. No way,” she said.
City College's Web site gets a face lift
By Fleur Bailey
STAFF WRITER
After three years of exploration, research and analysis, the new City College Web site is expected to be launched in June 2009.
Beth Cataldo, multimedia studies coordinator and project manager for the site’s redesign, has been working to ensure the Web site contains useful
On The Record: Do you think campus police should be armed?
On The Record: Do you think campus police should be armed? Why or why not?
By Ryan Flores CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER
Women ready to roll in playoffs
By Aaron Turner ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR
After a gut-wrenching loss to bitter rival Foothill College on Jan. 21, The Rams needed to finish strong the remaining month of the season in order to have momentum going into the state playoffs.
Finishing strong is just what they did, winning their