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Administration recommends 'press protocols' for Board of Trustees"

Administration recommends 'press protocols' for Board of Trustees"

By Peter J. Suter suterjpeter@gmail.com In preparation for two measures planned for the November ballots, City College administrators proposed media training and two sets of protocols concerning how the Board of Trustees communicates with the press. In addition to offering one-on-one print, radio and television media training to

Thousands gather for third annual Women's March

Thousands gather for third annual Women's March

"I MARCH FOR ALL WOMEN"

Extension for Free City program added to November Ballot

Extension for Free City program added to November Ballot

by Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com In a step toward making City College’s Free City program more permanent, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 7-1 on Dec 18, 2018, to put a new charter amendment on the November 2019 ballot that would secure new funding for the

In the Line of Fire: Photojournalists discuss photographing war

In the Line of Fire: Photojournalists discuss photographing war

By Cliff Fernandes cferna44@mail.ccsf.edu Cool evening winds hit the walls of a bungalow classroom where eager guests attended the war photojournalist panel “In The Line of Fire” on Oct. 19. As a part of City College’s Journalism Matters month, weathered photojournalists Kim Komenich and Lou Dematteis

Program coordinator discusses entrepreneurship

Program coordinator discusses entrepreneurship

By David Mamaril Horowitz dhorowitz@theguardsman.com A City College resource center coordinator talked about entrepreneurship opportunities for immigrants, especially students without citizenship status, on Oct. 18 in the Multi-Use Building. Voices of Immigrants Demonstrating Success (VIDA) Coordinator Alejandro Jimenez said California is a place where any person, whether they

CCSF college police department battle challenges of being understaffed

By Cliff Fernandes cferna44@mail.ccsf.edu Hoping to interact with the Ocean Campus community for National Coffee With a Cop Day, City College police on Oct. 3 greeted the droves of students filing through Ram Plaza. The top question, acting Chief of Police Jason Wendt discovered, was “We have

Students echo nationwide sentiments against Kavanaugh

Students echo nationwide sentiments against Kavanaugh

By Cliff Fernandes cferna44@mail.ccsf.edu By the time Brett Kavanaugh became U.S. Supreme Court Justice on Oct. 6, protesters across the nation had already fought an impassioned battle against his nomination. In front of the Senate buildings on Capitol Hill, more than 300 demonstrators were arrested on