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Rams win, gain home field advantage

Rams win, gain home field advantage

By Patrick Cochran/Staff Writer It was the last challenge of the regular season, and it was a must-win game for the Rams with home field advantage at stake. Up against the talented College of San Mateo team, the Rams quite possibly played their best game of the season and

80th Anniversary Celebration of The Guardsman A Success

80th Anniversary Celebration of The Guardsman A Success

“If it weren’t for The Guardsman the college wouldn’t have a watch dog — with real bite.” — Joe Fitzgerald Thank You to Those Who Joined Us in Celebration! A special thanks to Safeway Stores, Bare Minerals, and the Department of Journalism for their donation that helped make The Guardsman

Women’s Volleyball Undaunted by Injuries, Shuts Out Monterey

Women’s Volleyball Undaunted by Injuries, Shuts Out Monterey

By Otto Pippenger/Staff Writer The City College Rams women’s volleyball team were missing their three top players but still delivered a decisive 3-0 shutout of Monterey Peninsula College Lobos, their 21st victory this season. Before the game, sophomore Rams players participated in a short but touching ceremony, accompanied

Unsettled Negotiations Spark Protests

Unsettled Negotiations Spark Protests

By Cassie Ordonio/ Staff Writer Protesters held signs high at a demonstration where hundreds of City College faculty and students from downtown campus to the new Civic Center campus, and expressed complete dissatisfaction with current faculty contract negotiations. The district and City College administration cited the proposition for a cumulative

NOV. 18 – Dec. 1, 2015 CALENDAR

NOV. 18 – Dec. 1, 2015 CALENDAR

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18 Tutoring Help Black Student Union will provide tutoring and peer tutoring in the upper level of the Student Union from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. for math, English, and history. This activity is open to all students. THURSDAY, NOV. 19 Resume and Interviewing WorkshopBring copies

Power of Persuasion: Making Your Message Count

Power of Persuasion: Making Your Message Count

“We really appreciate these top professionals’ willingness to share their knowledge and experience with our stduents in this panel discussion.” -Tom Graham News Release San Francisco’s Journalism Department is sponsoring a public relations panel discussion to help students and professionals learn the necessary skills to compete in today’s

Nov. 18 – Dec. 1, 2015 Campus Briefs

Berkeley High Walk Out Over 2,000 students from Berkeley High School walked out of class over a racist message posted to a library computer on Nov. 4. The message was left in the form of a modified screen shot of the school’s library website to make it seem