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Film festival showcases college filmmaking talent

Film festival showcases college filmmaking talent

By Elisabetta Silvestro The Guardsman The fourth annual Festival of the Moving Image, presented by the City College Cinema and Broadcast Electronic Media Arts departments, showcased selected works from the students’ short movies from the past year and a half. The festival was organized by the students of the Cinema

Ram’s Top Cabrillo

Ram’s Top Cabrillo

By Patrick Cochran The Guardsman Down 1-0 until the final 15 minutes, the Rams women’s soccer team scored two goals late in the game to win their playoff opener. The 2-1 victory over Cabrillo lets the Rams advance to the second round of the NorCal playoffs. The game began

‘Heaven Can Wait’ continues its CCSF debut

‘Heaven Can Wait’ continues its CCSF debut

By Elisabetta Silvestro The Guardsman “Heaven Can Wait,” the last theater play directed by City College veteran teacher Susan Jackson, opened Nov. 7 at the Diego Rivera Theatre and will show for two more weekends. Reciting from the original scripts from Harry Segall’s 1938 play of the same name,

Rams rebound from night before

Rams rebound from night before

By Patrick Cochran The Guardsman A convincing 92-76 victory over Napa Valley College rebounded the Rams men's basketball team. Dominating the entire game, it was a night and day difference from their previous evening game when they lost 91-70 to Marin College to start their 2014-15 season. Hosting

Expensive housing may explain high tuition rates

Expensive housing may explain high tuition rates

By J.B. Evans The Guardsman Students lucky and determined enough to pursue higher education must choose from a narrow and paltry variety of financial options, including the rare chance of receiving a scholarship, the demand of taking out exorbitant student loans or the reliance upon their parent

Four CCSF board of trustees positions filled; but full reinstatement is still up in the air

Four CCSF board of trustees positions filled; but full reinstatement is still up in the air

By Brian Churchwell The Guardsman The seven-member City College of San Francisco Board of Trustees will have three new members following the Nov. 4 election and current board president John Rizzo was reelected to a four-year term. The new members are Dr. Amy Bacharach, elected to serve the two remaining

Ram’s make the best of a gray day

Ram’s make the best of a gray day

By Patrick Cochran The Guardsman The Rams women’s soccer team salvaged what could have been a gloomy day, and ended up with a 1-1 tie versus Ohlone College on Friday, Nov. 7. Late afternoon was quickly turning to dusk, and the San Francisco fog was flowing down the hillside.