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Rock Artists Contribute to Occupy Movement: Live and In Color

The Guardsman Catherine Lee A group of famous Bay Area poster artists made a rocking contribution to people in the Occupy movement by designing and donating thousands of large color posters at demonstrations. At the Nov. 2 General Strike in Oakland, the artists, printers and others gave away about 6000

Poems Under The Dome

There’s no doubt the Jean Paul Gaultier exhibit was made for San Francisco.

Award-Winning CCSF Forensics Team Delivers Speech Slam

The Guardsman Lance Kramer The award winning City College Forensics Debate Team held an afternoon “Speech Slam” May 9 to an audience of roughly 100 students. The speech and debate team held a parliamentary debate one room, while in a nearby room, six students gave speeches in four basic categories

Visual Storytelling at the Latin Comics Expo

City College alumni Isis Rodriguez and several other artists were featured in a panel discussion held at the Latino Comics Expo on May 5, covering topics such as Mexico and Latin American Mythology throughout the comic world.

Crowded dance show makes case for tolerance

Tango dancers, belly dancers, B-boys and B-girls, cheerleaders, and even children shared the stage at City College’s “Making It,” a collection of nearly two dozen dance pieces.

There's An App For That

Smartphones are taking over as the standard all-in-one device, many helpful phone apps will cost you more than a few dollars. However, there are apps that are free and just as helpful to the common, broke student.

The Old Skool Cafe cooks up a future for SF youth

Cora Jean’s Old Skool Cafe, a non-profit youth-run supper club, takes you back to a place where the dim candle lights, piano tunes and oversized booths could have been taken right out of the 1940s. It’s a cafe with a mission.