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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.

San Francisco trolley dancers land at City College

San Francisco trolley dancers land at City College

By Mary Strope The Guardsman On a foggy, windswept Friday, members of City College’s Strong Pulse dance crew donned brightly-colored clothing to shimmy, sway and climb all over the outdoor amphitheater as they rehearsed for October 18 and 19’s upcoming San Francisco Trolley Dances, an annual free event

'Affirmative consent' policy now required at all California colleges

'Affirmative consent' policy now required at all California colleges

By Kristie Barlas The Guardsman A new bill signed by Gov. Jerry Brown on Sept. 28 requires all California colleges and universities to adopt sexual assault policies that include an “affirmative consent” standard in order to receive state funds for student financial assistance. Senate Bill 967 would require all California

City College officials consider arming campus police

City College officials consider arming campus police

By J.B. Evans The Guardsman City College police being armed with guns was a recent topic brought up before Chancellor Arthur Tyler during a Sept. 5 Listening Tour. The debate has resumed at City College over whether or not the school’s police officers should be allowed to carry

Commission violates law

Commission violates law

Superior Court Judge Curtis Karnow agrees with U.S.Department of Education that the commission failed to form a complete evaluation team during City College investigation By Santiago Mejia The Guardsman The Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges violated federal law, ruled Superior Court Judge Curtis Karnow on Sept.

Three-foot gap required when passing cyclists

Three-foot gap required when passing cyclists

More than 150 bicycle deaths reported statewide in 2012; new state law to help reduce bicycle deaths By Patrick Fitzgerald The Guardsman Just in time for school, California’s “Three Feet for Safety Act” requiring motorists to provide at least three feet of clearance before passing a cyclist on any