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The Guardsman

San Francisco, Calif.

Prop. 8 in legal debacle

By Alex Emslie STAFF WRITER Legal challenges to the Proposition 8 statewide ban on same-sex marriages are currently before the California Supreme Court. The initiative could be struck down as unconstitutional, impacting the marriage rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. It could be applied retroactively possibly nullifying

No way for police Segways

By Alex Weinschenker STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER The San Francisco Police Department has no plans to add Segways, the electric two-wheeled substitute to walking, to their arsenal of patrol vehicles. “Because of the budget crisis, it is highly unlikely San Francisco [Police] will adopt Segways as a means of patrol without

On The Record: Have you kept up with your new year's resolution?

On The Record: Believe it or not, it's already been one month into the new year. What was your new year's resolution and have you kept up with it? By Sophia Hernandez PHOTO EDITOR

Meet the new chancellor

In light of a state budget crisis, Dr. Don Q. Griffin recently assumed the office of Chancellor at City College. Having some experience as interim chancellor after Dr. Philip R. Day Jr. resigned as chancellor.

Men bounce back after loss to Las Positas

Coming off a bitter loss to league rival Las Positas, City College's men's basketball team wanted to make a statement — getting a big win on the road.

Opinion: Grant: a victim of racism?

In the early hours of New Year's day, a 22-year-old man was shot by a BART police officer at Oakland's Fruitvale BART Station.

Is City College Emergency Ready?

By Fleur Bailey STAFF WRITER Emergency preparedness may run under the radar for most students and faculty members, but for Sunny Clark, associate dean of student health services and director of the Student Health Center, it is a top priority. Clark's job involves collaborating with numerous city leadership