Rams settles for tie
The City College women’s soccer team played Monterey Peninsula College at Daly City’s Gellert Field on Oct. 16, resulting in a final score of 0-0 and the Rams’ forth tie of the season.
The Guardsman
A new take on a modernist classic
By Ben Taylor
Editor
Gertrude Stein’s avant-garde play, "Dr. Faustus Lights the Lights" is considered by some to be a right of passage for theater artists with modernist leanings. Many theater groups have tried their hand at the play, which dances playfully on the razors edge
Proposition 4, harmful to teens
If California voters pass Proposition 4, the Abortion Waiting Period and Parental Notification Initiative, the results could potentially do more harm than good.
Letters to the Editor, 10/22/08
he reasons behind the elimination of the JROTC by the San Francisco Board of Education was one that was thoroughly weighed out for its potential effects on the students. The virtues attributed to the JROTC are not at all virtues that are exclusive to the program, but are in fact a reflection of qual
MMORPGs: Role-playing games evolve online
By Aaron Light
Staff Writer
A little over a decade ago, the world was introduced to a newly surfacing concept of online role-playing games that would go on to become one of the biggest Internet phenomena ever seen. Like a computerized version of "Dungeons & Dragons", these
Nick Cave rocks sold out show at the Warfield
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds came to San Francisco Sept. 19, bringing their doom and gloom post-punk to a sold out show at the newly reopened Warfield Theatre.
Crime Log, 10/22/08
Graffiti, theft, burglary, student injury