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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

Opinion: The BCS - I mean the B.S.

By Bonta Hill SPORTS EDITOR For sports fans, the holidays bring great joy. How can you go wrong with the start of the basketball season, the stretch drive in the National Football League and the college football bowl season? Oh, but don’t get me wrong -- there’s always

February 11 Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor — Ahmed Alkhaub, who was interviewed in the 1/16/09 issue of The Guardsman, certainly has a lot to be concerned about. With Hamas, the current ruling organization in Gaza, shelling into Israel on a daily basis and bringing in weapons through tunnels, Israel had no choice but

The Polariod Chronicles, Part Three

My adventures into San Francisco have been fun so far and the weather lately has made my excursions only more enjoyable. Two weekends ago, I went up to Mount Sutro, the third highest peak in the city, located above the University of California San Francisco. I didn’t go all

ASC senator appointed prior to regular elections

By Alex Weinschenker STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER After a debate for an open seat on the senate, Kimberly Berger was appointed to the City College’s Associated Student Council Jan. 29. “I want to do something for the school and give back to the community,” Berger said after the meeting. Berger’s

February 11 crime alert

A City College student was robbed at gunpoint on Judson Avenue in front of the Environmental/Horticulture Building on Feb. 6 at 9:20 p.m., according to the City College Police Department. The victim, while walking toward the Diego Rivera Theatre, was approached by three male suspects, one of

Board of Trustee's new officials

By Alex Emslie STAFF WRITER Milton Marks III replaced Lawrence Wong as president of the City College Board of Trustees during their first meeting of 2009. The election of Marks follows a long standing tradition of the Board to appoint the trustee who received the most votes in November to

Rams race past Renegades, tied for first

By Sean Singer STAFF WRITER In a game they desperately needed to keep their title hope alive, City College (22-7) outplayed division rival Ohlone (19-8), winning 77-59 Wednesday night, Feb 4. The Rams secured a tie for first place in the Coast Conference. “[If] we lose this game, it’s