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PHOTO STORY: Rainbows reign over downtown SF

For more photos, visit us on Facebook: The Guardsman By Shane Menez The Guardsman Mark Twain once said, "The coldest winter I ever saw was the summer I spent in San Francisco." However, the sky was clear and sunny as tens of thousands celebrated the 42nd annual San

Pride flag flies at City Hall, kicking off summer pride events

By Sara Bloomberg The Guardsman San Francisco’s annual Pride celebration kicked off Monday afternoon with a flag raising ceremony at City Hall, where equality and funding for HIV and AIDS services were hot topics. Mayor Ed Lee promised continued support for local HIV and AIDS services. If the Board

On the road again: biking to work and school

[showtime] Bike to Work Day May 10

On the runway, from Gaultier to City College

There’s no doubt the Jean Paul Gaultier exhibit was made for San Francisco. Titled “The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier: From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk,” the De Young museum in Golden Gate Park hosts a collection of 140 pieces through August 19.

KCSF Radio Goes Global In The Digital Age

There is a buzz on the internet radio waves at City College’s KCSF station as the student DJs go live through a new smart phone app.

Bob Marley: A Man of Influence

On April 20, the Marley documentary directed by Kevin MacDonald was released, showing footage of Marley, his family, the people he grew up with in Jamaica and other musicians who helped mold his ideas and music.

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