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Settlement reached in Child Development Center lawsuit

Special to the Guardsman NEWS BRIEF By Kira George kirargeorge@gmail.com A settlement agreement in City College’s 4-year-old lawsuit against the contractor and subcontractors who built the Child Development Center was announced last month. The announcement was made at the Feb. 22 board of trustees meeting by general

Broken boiler shuts down cafeteria

NEWS BRIEF By Victor Tence The Ocean Campus cafeteria in Smith Hall was unexpectedly forced to suspend all food services on Tuesday, Feb. 27 due to an equipment failure that resulted in a lack of hot water in the kitchens. The following day they reopened with a limited menu as

Have Your Say: Stopping School Shootings

Have Your Say: Stopping School Shootings

Text by Chelsea Crumpler Photos by Cameron Ehring If you were the President, what action would you take to stop school shootings? Gary Sarkaria “There should be stricter background checks and taking away automatic rifles. It works in Australia, it can work here.” Fred Hatter “There should be a limit

Women’s History Month Events

WED 3/7 • 12:00–2:00 pm Smith Hall 103–104 Women’s Resource Center Open House Celebrating the WRC legacy, building community and sharing her stories over a meal. THURS 3/8 • 12:00–1:00 pm Student Cafeteria International Women’s Day Celebration MON 3/12 • 6:

Women's history events celebrate intersectional activism

Women's history events celebrate intersectional activism

CAMPUS EVENTS By Michelle Xu mxu37@mail.ccsf.edu The end of Black History Month only marks the beginning of Women’s History Month, during which time City College of San Francisco’s Women’s Studies Department hosts free public events that focus on the empowerment of women and their

Black Panther breaks records and sparks a cultural moment

Black Panther breaks records and sparks a cultural moment

MOVIE REVIEW By Michelle Xu & Corey Holt mxu37@mail.ccsf.edu coreymh07@gmail.com The release of the critically acclaimed film “Black Panther” sparked an emotional in-depth conversation throughout the African-American community. Unlike other Marvel films made before, “Black Panther” features a predominantly African-American cast. The plot centers around

'Lady Windermere’s Fan' will blow you away

'Lady Windermere’s Fan' will blow you away

THEATER REVIEW By Abraham Davis abrahamdfrankfurter@gmail.com CCSF Theatre Arts Department’s latest production, “Lady Windermere's Fan” by Oscar Wilde, is full of Wilde’s trademark wit, melodrama and interesting characters to keep the audience hooked from start to finish. The play is filled with laughter and