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Free flu shots at Student Health Center

Free flu shots at Student Health Center

By Ekevara Kitpowsong The Guardsman More than 200 City College students lined up to receive free flu shots during the Student Health Services Health Fair on Wednesday, Oct. 1, at the Student Health Center on Ocean Campus. Twelve health services staff workers and 30 volunteers, including nurse practitioners, medical assistants,

Campus Briefs

Bookstore to get new facelift Plans to renovate City College’s bookstore are underway. Located in Conlan Hall, the bookstore will relocate to the Annex at 11 Phelan Ave., according to an Oct. 10 memo released by Don Newton, the bookstore’s executive director. The first phase of the plan

Colorful exhibit feeds viewers' imaginations

Colorful exhibit feeds viewers' imaginations

By Elisabetta Silvestro The Guardsman Oakland-based David Polka is the artist behind the latest exhibition showing at the City College Art Gallery. “Four Archetypes” includes paintings on wood panels and installations that recall old-school tattoos and mythology characters. Polka hosted the opening reception Oct. 2 welcoming the attendees, sided by

Students smothered by loans

Students smothered by loans

By Calindra Revier The Guardsman I suspect that many students feel hopeless and undoubtedly confused as they trudge through the winding and dark path that is student loans. It starts simple. The current 4.66 percent interest rate, elevated outrageously from 3.86 percent just last year before, is expected

Should campus police carry guns?

Should campus police carry guns?

Campus police must carry guns to protect City College. Arm them. By Patrick Cochran The Guardsman All it takes is one crazed individual to turn a peaceful campus into a killing zone. We must have armed campus police to combat and prevent a massacre. Tragedies at UC-Santa Barbara and Virginia

Legal maneuvers heat up in SF vs ACCJC trial

Legal maneuvers heat up in SF vs ACCJC trial

By Patrick Fitzgerald The Guardsman For a sixth time, Superior Court Justice Curtis Karnow rejected the Accreditation Commission of Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) latest arguments to dismiss an injunction against revoking City College’s accreditation. The injunction became effective on Jan. 2, 2014, when City Attorney Dennis Herrera’s

Rams slay Chabot Gladiators with commanding 8-1 win

Rams slay Chabot Gladiators with commanding 8-1 win

By Patrick Cochran The Guardsman The Rams men’s soccer team had a commanding 8-1 victory over the Chabot Collegfe Gladiators. The late afternoon Oct. 10 game featured the Rams at peak performance. Seven minutes into the first half the Rams capitalized and scored the first goal of the game.