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Board of Trustee's new officials

By Alex Emslie STAFF WRITER Milton Marks III replaced Lawrence Wong as president of the City College Board of Trustees during their first meeting of 2009. The election of Marks follows a long standing tradition of the Board to appoint the trustee who received the most votes in November to

Prop. 8 in legal debacle

By Alex Emslie STAFF WRITER Legal challenges to the Proposition 8 statewide ban on same-sex marriages are currently before the California Supreme Court. The initiative could be struck down as unconstitutional, impacting the marriage rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. It could be applied retroactively possibly nullifying approximately

No way for police Segways

By Alex Weinschenker STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER The San Francisco Police Department has no plans to add Segways, the electric two-wheeled substitute to walking, to their arsenal of patrol vehicles. “Because of the budget crisis, it is highly unlikely San Francisco [Police] will adopt Segways as a means of patrol without the

Meet the new chancellor

In light of a state budget crisis, Dr. Don Q. Griffin recently assumed the office of Chancellor at City College. Having some experience as interim chancellor after Dr. Philip R. Day Jr. resigned as chancellor.

Is City College Emergency Ready?

By Fleur Bailey STAFF WRITER Emergency preparedness may run under the radar for most students and faculty members, but for Sunny Clark, associate dean of student health services and director of the Student Health Center, it is a top priority. Clark's job involves collaborating with numerous city leadership

LIVE Inauguration Coverage

Be sure to check our live election coverage of the 56th Inauguration Ceremony of our 44th President Barack Obama. The staff will be Twittering live from all over the city. Be sure check back often for updates. The Guardsman will be at Civic Center Plaza, The Fireside Bar in Sunset

January 14 News Briefs

Student health fee goes up to $17The student health fee for 2009 increased by one dollar to $17 for the spring and fall semester as well as $14 for the summer semester, after the board of trustees approved the increase last year. Sunny Clark, the Student Health Center director, estimated