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Artwork by City College student placed along Ocean Avenue

By Sarah Berjan sberjan@mail.ccsf.edu The Ingleside community is now decorated with one of a kind hand-painted banners as a part of a beautification initiative founded by Arts Alive Ingleside. It all began roughly two years ago 74 artists were selected, but only two were given the opportunity

“The Monument Quilt” pops up at CCSF football field to fight against rape culture

“The Monument Quilt” pops up at CCSF football field to fight against rape culture

By Ekevara Kitpowsong The long, bright, sheer, red scarf with 26 hearts covered Stephanie Chassin’s shoulder and back that waved in the air when the wind blew. Chassin sewed each heart onto her own scarf, one for each letter of the alphabet. Project SURVIVE hosted the installation of the

Dazzling San Francisco Carnaval Parade Wows Thousands in Loving Tribute to Mother Earth

Dazzling San Francisco Carnaval Parade Wows Thousands in Loving Tribute to Mother Earth

By Ekevara Kitpowsong When the BART train stopped at the 24th and Mission station in the early hours of Sunday morning on May 29, hordes of people were already pouring out onto Mission Street—many of them dressed in colorful and flowery costumes. The crowd instinctively began its pilgrimage down

"Faces of Hope" Shine in Photo Exhibition Debut

"Faces of Hope" Shine in Photo Exhibition Debut

By Michaela Payne/Copy Editor More than 100 guests came out for photojournalism instructor Jessica Lifland’s solo show Sept. 17, packing The Guardsman exhibit hall in Ocean campus’s Bungalow 615. The opening was the newspaper’s second-ever photography show in the new Front Page Gallery, founded by students

Muralist Immortalizes Local Leaders

Muralist Immortalizes Local Leaders

By Patrick Cochran/ Staff Writer “See that guy with the shiny white teeth, thats me!” Juan Gonzalez said when gazing upon his former self. Gonzalez, the head of the journalism program at City College and one of the founding members of the bilingual newspaper El Tecolote, was honored recently with

Cinco de Mayo marked by festive celebration

Cinco de Mayo marked by festive celebration

By Ekevara Kitpowsong Mid-day salsa dancing on San Francisco’s Valencia Street? What better place to celebrate this year's "Cinco de Mayo" -- one of the City's most treasured traditions. The festival is usually held in Dolores Park, but the park is currently under

Project SURVIVE turn 20

Project SURVIVE turn 20

By Charles Innis The Guardsman Since 1994, City College’s Project SURVIVE has given over 4,000 peer presentations tackling the oft-avoided subjects of sexual violence and abusive relationships to students. The peer-education program, administered through the Women’s Studies department, trains students to present on these issues in order