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Fort Mason showcases a trove of artisans and crafts

Jandean Deocampo The Guardsman A vast community of art lovers and artists alike crowded City College’s Fort Mason campus during its annual open house, where an array of sculpture and painting demonstrations, sales and exhibits flooded the building. Visitors were invited to view work by faculty and students at

Is CCSF downsizing diversity?

By Madeline Collins Hundreds of enthusiastic students and faculty members waved signs of objection and spoke out during an impassioned rally protesting the consolidation of the diversity departments at City College. Outside Ocean campus’ Ram Plaza on Thurs. Nov. 15, the sun seemed to be the only one beaming on

Women defeated in playoffs after undefeated season

By Michael Hall The Guardsman After an incredible regular season, the City College women’s soccer team was eliminated 2-0 in the third round of the NorCal playoffs by American River College on Nov. 24. Coming into the game, the Rams were ranked number two in the Northern California and

Community mourns slain Oakland teen, seeks justice

By Curtis Coloma Around 400 supporters of the Justice for Alan Blueford coalition met at noon on Nov. 10 in downtown Oakland for a peaceful march against police brutality. The coalition formed shortly after Blueford, an 18-year-old African American man, was shot and killed on May 6 by Oakland Police

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Bookloans bite Back By Matthew Ching Associated Students Council Senator Raja Sutherland proposed at a Nov. 7 council meeting that the Bookloan Program charge a flat $20 fee to students who haven’t returned their Bookloan texts and then request that the holds on their transcripts be removed. Students with

Flugtag returns to SF, makes a splash

For more splashy Flugtag photos, visit us on Facebook. By Pedro Toledo Contributing writer More than 100,000 eager spectators flooded into AT&T Park and around McCovey Cove, but on this brisk November afternoon they weren’t cheering for San Francisco’s world champion Giants. They were cheering

Unsolved Murder

By Carolina Orozco Rincon The Guardsman Ermias Kassaye was shot dead around midnight on June 28 in San Francisco. It has been over four months since his murder and it’s still an unsolved case. His family and police have asked any witnesses to provide information to capture his killer