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Techno Files: Facebook pushed into public offering

By Oz LitvacThe Guardsman Facebook is being pushed to go public. According to CNET.com a 1964 Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rule is forcing the social networking company closer to going public. It will leave Facebook with no choice but to share with the world the records and relationships

Ex-City College hoops star makes sacrifice for sick mom

Last season, sophomore De’End Parker caught the eye of Bruins coach Howland when he won the state championship for City College by connecting on a go-ahead tip in with 2.4 seconds left. His play led the Rams to an 83-81 victory and their first state trophy in 49 years.

Undocumented students get leg up from clubs

They strive and join hands for the same cause — Students Advocating For Equity and the Club of Brazil are two City College clubs with a common goal: to foster academic success among undocumented students.

Pro-life supporters gather for "Walk For Life"; Face pro-choice opposition downtown

Tens of thousands gathered for the eighth annual West Coast Walk For Life on Jan. 21.

78 classes cut at last minute -- Faculty upset about how cuts were made

City College lost $13 million from state budget cuts during the fiscal year, forcing school officials to chop 78 class courses from the Spring 2012 schedule – many of which were already filled to capacity.

Occupy West, a day of direct action in SF

Occupy Wall Street West demonstrators took over the streets of San Francisco on Friday Jan. 20 in a day of action –– closing down banks, shutting down intersections and occupying buildings.

Techno Files: Twitter's new censorship rules cause global ire

Tweeters worldwide have been emblazoned with fury after the Internet microblogging service announced new censorship procedures on offending updates in specific countries on the same platform that enabled revolutionary events like the Arab Spring and Occupy Wall St.