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Rams conquer bitter rival

Rams conquer bitter rival

By Patrick Cochran The Guardsman Facing off against Laney College under the lights in Oakland on Friday night, the Rams were able to defeat their bitter rival 31-13 in a slugfest of a game. The win over their cross-bay rival wasn’t enough to completely satisfy head coach George Rush,

Rams host tournament

Rams host tournament

By Patrick Chochran The Guardsman The City College women’s volleyball team squared off against Yuba College on Wednesday September 10 . The close loss for the Rams came during the Golden Gate Classic, a volleyball tournament the Ram’s host at home on campus. Lasting for five sets, Yuba won

City College student shares spotlight at local Cafe

City College student shares spotlight at local Cafe

By Maggie Ortins The Guardsman City College student and San Francisco native Shane Menez hosted the closing night of his first art exhibition at Mamá Art Cafe Friday Sept. 12. Mamá Art Cafe, located in the Excelsior District, is a family-owned independent coffee house that has hosted local art exhibitions

"Kill switch" technology may reduce phone thefts

Smartphone theft at City College may see a decline due to a new bill Gov. Jerry Brown signed requiring all smartphones sold in California to be equipped with “kill switch” technology.

Rams kick season off with win versus Sierra

Rams kick season off with win versus Sierra

By Patrick Cochran The Guardsman The Rams had a strong start to the 2014 season with a dominating 52-14 win over Sierra. After a first quarter that ended with a tied 14-14 score, the Rams dominated the rest of the game. Anthony Rodriguez got the start for the Rams and

115 classes cancelled, what's next for City College?

115 classes cancelled, what's next for City College?

By Calindra Revier The Guardsman Conflict continues to divide City College as the argument over class cancellation brings more confusion to campus. A 25 percent drop in enrollment has now placed City College in this emergency situation. Because of this and issues around accreditation, stabilization funds were granted by the

Rams prepare for regular season

By Patrick Cochran The Guardsman City College football only has one goal for the 2014 season, conquering another state championship and adding to the legacy of winning at City College. Football is a team sport, but it is undeniable the quarterback is one of the most important positions on a