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Supes evaluate pedestrian safety

By Sara Bloomberg The Guardsman Pedestrian collisions have declined citywide since 1990, according to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA), but a string of fatal accidents over the past couple of months in District 7 has residents concerned. The most recent fatality occurred March 4 when a 17-year-old girl

India will be hard to leave behind

By Mckenna Toston I've learned a lot about myself during this trip.. I can go without showering for eight days straight. I can sleep on the floor for two weeks without having one negative thought. I'll eat anything served to me on a plate, whether I

Trainers save live on the sidelines

By Dan Harrington The Guardsman When the body is ailing, it must have its needs met to rebuild, fortify, and create a conducive environment to transmit energy and health. While the college and student body have been in the spotlight due to the school’s accreditation issues as of late,

Journalism’s future doesn’t sit behind a paywall

By Sara Bloomberg The Guardsman We work hard here at The Guardsman. We don’t get paid because we’re students, but we should. All reporters, photojournalists, editors, graphic designers and publishers should get paid. However, newspapers are struggling with declining revenues and, unfortunately, the bottom line cannot be ignored.

Trees bring new life to Ingleside

By Madeline Collins The Guardsman Ocean Avenue just got a little greener. About 40 volunteers planted nearly two dozen trees on March 16 around the mile-long commercial corridor that runs along Ocean Avenue from the 280 off-ramp near City College's Ocean campus to Manor Drive. Friends of the

Chai tea, a birthday and a rickshaw collision

By Mckenna Toston I was awakened the morning of my birthday by a chai delivery from Sonu, accompanied by a dozen roses, a jeweled ring and a dosa breakfast. And then I got arrested and spent some time in the local police station—apparently it isn't smart to