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On the last lap

On the last lap

By Peter Suter New track finished soon Over the winter break construction to resurface damaged areas of the 1-kilometer track, located around the George M. Rush football field, has begun and is due to be complete within the next few week, according to City College Athletic Director Daniel Hayes. Hayes

TPS immigrants given an ultimatum

TPS immigrants given an ultimatum

By Janeth R. Sanchez On Jan. 8, the Department of Homeland Security ended the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Salvadorans. The same happened to Nicaraguan and Haitian beneficiaries at the end of last year, while Hondurans were left waiting for a final decision that will be announced in the next

CCSF Guardsman and Laney College Tower publish dual edition

By Mark Miller On December 6th, 2017, the last issue of CCSF’s The Guardsman reached peak innovation in collegiate journalism via its first ever journalistic collaboration and joint publication with Laney Tower, the Oakland Community College newspaper. While other college papers have united in the past for individual reports

Remembering coach John Balano

Remembering coach John Balano

By Patrick Cochran Over the past weekend the City College community learned of the devastating passing of John Balano, who was 62 years old. Balano served as the strength and conditioning coach for the men’s and women’s intercollegiate teams for the past 17 years. “John’s impact on

Ground-breaking documentary about LA riots invites conversation

Ground-breaking documentary about LA riots invites conversation

By Adina J. Pernell A quarter of a century has passed since the events that transpired after a not guilty verdict was delivered for the officers who savagely beat Rodney King on March 3, 1991, turned LA’s city streets into a swarm of looters, rioters and raging fires. Long

City College Community Member Roger Scott Publishes Book

City College Community Member Roger Scott Publishes Book

By Otto Pippenger “Grover Lewis: The Uncommon Insight and Grace of an Ordinary Man” is the title of a biographical memoir of the late Grover Lewis who was a poet and writer for Rolling Stone magazine. The book is recollected over the course of a nearly 50 year friendship with

BEMA hosts seventh festival at Roxie Theatre

BEMA hosts seventh festival at Roxie Theatre

Lights, camera, action! By Barbara Muniz City College of San Francisco’s Cinema Department and the Broadcast Electronic Media Arts (BEMA) presents the 7th Festival of the Moving Image (FMI) on Nov. 30, in the Roxie Theater. The maximum length of each short film is five minutes - a stark