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Activists rally for International Women's Day

Activists rally for International Women's Day

By Adina J. Pernell apernell@theguardsman.com March is International Women's Month and on Mar. 8, 2018, Women's March San Francisco teamed up with a host of organizations including Democratic Socialists of America: San Francisco, Workers' Voice/La Voz de los Trabajadores, Refuse Fascism Bay

City College prepares to showcase spring trends

City College prepares to showcase spring trends

By Michelle Xu FASHION WEEK Fashion fanatics come from all around but there’s one unifying event that brings them together at one place and time, Fashion Week! Although many Fashion Week shows happen all over the world, the events often take place in the top fashion capitals, known popularly

Campus alum takes stage in award winning musical

Campus alum takes stage in award winning musical

By Rachael Nguyen and Janeth Sanchez City College alumni, Lisa McHenry, is performing at the Shelton Theater in “Megabytes! The Musical,” a revue written and directed by Morris Bobrow, whose long-running musical revues offer unique comedic shows that have gained the attention of fans and critics alike. The revue is

CCSF Guardsman and Laney College Tower publish dual edition

By Mark Miller On December 6th, 2017, the last issue of CCSF’s The Guardsman reached peak innovation in collegiate journalism via its first ever journalistic collaboration and joint publication with Laney Tower, the Oakland Community College newspaper. While other college papers have united in the past for individual reports

Raising part-time faculty wages a shared concern for Laney and City College

Raising part-time faculty wages a shared concern for Laney and City College

By Sarah Carpenter with additional reporting by Victor Tence Part-time community college instructors are asking the California Department of Finance for $100 million of the state budget. Of this amount, $75 million would be to further the conversion of part-time faculty to full-time, and $25 million would be to bolster

Ground-breaking documentary about LA riots invites conversation

Ground-breaking documentary about LA riots invites conversation

By Adina J. Pernell A quarter of a century has passed since the events that transpired after a not guilty verdict was delivered for the officers who savagely beat Rodney King on March 3, 1991, turned LA’s city streets into a swarm of looters, rioters and raging fires. Long

Indie pop sensations rock San Francisco

Indie pop sensations rock San Francisco

By Adina J. Pernell It’s been over two years since indie pop group Sheppard’s award-winning album “Bombs Away,” gained a spot on the American top 40 charts on the steam of their pulsing anthem-styled hit “Geronimo,” staying on the Billboard Hot 100 list for an impressive 21 weeks.