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‘Heaven Can Wait’ continues its CCSF debut

‘Heaven Can Wait’ continues its CCSF debut

By Elisabetta Silvestro The Guardsman “Heaven Can Wait,” the last theater play directed by City College veteran teacher Susan Jackson, opened Nov. 7 at the Diego Rivera Theatre and will show for two more weekends. Reciting from the original scripts from Harry Segall’s 1938 play of the same name,

Cattle play leading role in latest photo exhibit

Cattle play leading role in latest photo exhibit

By Elisabetta Silvestro The Guardsman Brian Churchwell was hiking in the East Bay utility district when he noticed a herd of cattle pasturing the hills above Orinda. It was winter and there was a fire. He just took one photo that turned out to be a picture of five cows,

Fashion department shines on the catwalk

Fashion department shines on the catwalk

The collection featured clothes and shoes borrowed from Goodwill and local designers Acta Non Verba (Hector Manuel), Roenna Designs and Sam Shan. Manuel and Shan are fashion students at City College.

Students hold peaceful vigil after violent protest

Students hold peaceful vigil after violent protest

By Elisabetta Silvestro The Guardsman A peaceful vigil against police violence was organized by the Save CCSF Coalition on March 20 in front of Conlan Hall. The purpose was to express solidarity with the students who got hurt at the March 13 protest and to ask Chancellor Arthur Tyler to

'Climbing PoeTree' performance engages audience

'Climbing PoeTree' performance engages audience

City College celebrated International Women’s Day with its ninth annual Intersecting Identities Conference on March 11, featuring speeches, poetry, movies and dances.

Student organization fights to lower student debt

Student organization fights to lower student debt

City College’s Student Labor Action Project rallied March 6 with other community organizations at City Hall to call on Wells Fargo CEO and...

Chancellor promotes new education plan

The first public forum to discuss the City College Education Master Plan met Jan. 30 at Mission center where four panelists, including Chancellor Arthur Tyler, detailed the planning process to an audience of approximately 35 people. “We are still here. We are still accredited and we are going to be