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“Admission” doesn’t make the grade

Gina Scialabba The Guardsman Princeton. You all want to know the secret to getting in, right? Tina Fey has it. I only wish I knew the secret to getting the 100-plus minutes of my life back that I spent in this movie. It is not the comedic powerhouse combo of

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

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

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

Investigative report: What would happen if community college districts consolidated?

By Erica Perez California Watch The state’s 72 community college districts spend tens of millions of dollars on administrative positions that could be consolidated or shared by districts a short drive away, a California Watch analysis has found. In the wake of huge budget shortfalls, California’s vast community

Funding for Southeast shuttle lost

By Madeline Collins The Guardsman Funding provided by City College was cut last semester for the shuttle van program that safely transported students from different areas around the city with high crime rate and gang activity. Students were shuttled to the Southeast campus to attend the GED program, as well