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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

Self defense classes teach empowerment

By Lavinia Pisani On most Saturday mornings Mission campus is silent, but on Feb. 23 approximately 50 men and women filled Room 109 and repeated after one woman, “you are worth defending for.” They sat in a big circle around self-defense instructor Janet Gee as she moved around using martial

Mexika new year celebration showcases traditional dance

By Dalton Amador The Guardsman About 50 people, plus a few dozen dancers, gathered at Mission campus March 11 for a six-hour long celebration of the Aztec New Year, which began at midnight. The celebration took a somber tone as participants also remembered Ernesto “Xe” Acosta Gonzalez, a City College

Local and global news briefs

Local Briefs Ocean campus’ Associated Students President Shanell Williams narrowly escaped impeachment in a six to five vote with three abstentions at the March 15 Associated Student Council meeting. The crowd erupted in applause when the decision was made. Williams was accused of displaying improper conduct at the March 13

Only we can save our school

By Becca Hoekstra Everyone wants to save City College. City College’s administration wants to rescue it through sacrifice and budget cuts. The coalition of teachers and students known as Save CCSF is fighting to keep everything in the school open and accessible. And the Accreditation Commission of Community and

Rape culture should not be tolerated

Staff Editorial The Guardsman Warning: This article is about rape. Two high-school football students were found guilty on March 17 of raping a 16-year-old girl at a party last August in Steubenville, Ohio, a town that prides itself on its football mania. I’m sure you know a town or