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Classical Music Fills Diners' Ears

By Jandean Deocampo The Guardsman In the past two weeks, the Pierre Coste Room at Ocean campus, a student-operated fine dining restaurant, has heard Johann Sebastian Bach’s “Air” drifting from its grand piano over delicately-crafted napkins and a solo classical guitarist swooning restaurant patrons. It’s a hint of

Roxie Theater Showcases Student Talent

By Jandean Deocampo The Guardsman Themes of abstraction, affection and appreciation lit the cinema of Roxie Theater during the second annual Festival of the Moving Image, culled from video works by City College students. The collection of 27 five-minute to six-minute shorts by students in the cinema and broadcast electronic

Business experts explain their craft

By Jandean DeocampoApplause thundered from students and faculty in the Multi-Use Building on Friday Oct. 12, signaling the start to an exclusive finance presentation on the importance of saving, the game of investing and finance and how to master it. The Undergraduate Investment Group, a club comprised of students from

Biden won, despite the malarkey on Twitter

By Jandean DeocampoThe GuardsmanA few hours after the Vice Presidential debate between Joe Biden and Paul Ryan, a status update popped up on my Facebook feed. It said that Biden “did a good job of concealing the fact that he didn’t know anything.”It was one of those precious

Board Candidates Strive to Capture Votes

By Jandean DeocampoThe GuardsmanIn Ocean campus’ Multi Use Building, candidates and Board of Trustees members gathered on Sept. 19 in front of an audience of camera crews, concerned students and voters for a Q&A Forum co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of San Francisco and Educational Access

Latino Heritage Month: Revolutionary painters celebrated

By Marilyn Fernando & Jandean Deocampo The Guardsman Across City College spaces, from art bars to the Southeast campus, appreciation for two dynamic Latino artists has culminated in lectures and exhibits that explore the abiding timelessness of their work. “Frida and Diego: The Past is Present,” reflects the lasting effects

Unusual Southern perspective delivers political, social zeal

By Jandean Deocampo, photos by Leslie CalderonThe GuardsmanIn City College theater instructor Susan Jackson’s newest production, a murdered waitress confronts her killer, a woman befriends a toy otter, and a marriage ceremony is attended by a basket of dolls, a Reverend in a rainbow robe and a bouquet of