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Students and Faculty Protest Class Cuts At Monthly Trustees Meeting

By Tyler Breisacher tbreisac@mail.ccsf.edu The Board of Trustees heard the anger and disappointment of the City College community Thursday night, as a group of students interrupted the meeting to protest the unexpected loss of hundreds of classes from the Spring 2020 schedule. The interruption came after over

Faculty In Academic Senate Share Frustrations With Chancellor Rocha

By Tyler Breisacher tbreisac@mail.ccsf.edu City College faculty’s frustrations related to class cuts and communication were evident at the Dec. 11 Academic Senate meeting, when Chancellor Mark Rocha gave a brief update and answered questions regarding City College’s finances, and recent class cuts. Rocha, dressed casually

HEAT Press Conference Calls for Bridge Fund to Restore Classes

By Meyer Gorelick msggorelick@gmail.com City College supporters gathered outside of San Francisco City Hall on Dec. 10 to hold a press conference in protest of what some have called “the midnight massacre” of 270 classes two days before Thanksgiving break. The press conference was organized by the Higher

Now Is the Time to Fight Class Cuts

Class Cuts Affect Us All - And It’s Time for Us To Speak Out By The Guardsman Staff As the staff of The Guardsman, we no longer feel as though we can stay silent as our classes are swept out from under our feet and our peers are rendered

Students React to Class Cuts

By Diana Guzman dianaanaid.gf@gmail.com City College administrators eliminated many campus programs. In order to balance the college’s budget, the City College administration eliminated some of the courses in departments like Culinary Arts, Engineering, Physical Education, Journalism, Lifelong Learning courses for older Adults, and many more. Approximately

Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor: The recent Guardsman’s article “Premature Class Cuts Halt Education Plans” can be misleading when in fact City College is offering more classes this fall semester than last fall, and some classes were cancelled due to low enrollment so that the funds could be reallocated to add high-demand

Premature class cuts halt education plans

Premature class cuts halt education plans

By Casey Ticsay cticsay@mail.ccsf.edu Three days before the fall semester began, faculty and students marched in solidarity to Chancellor Mark Rocha’s office in protest of early class cuts. Together they sang, “All we are saying is give students a chance.” The college administration canceled over 230