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New diner brings the ‘50s back to life

New diner brings the ‘50s back to life

By Keith Burbank: Even before it opened for its second day of business Aug. 27, customers were lining up for the food at Dot’s Diner, a theme-based and student-run restaurant in Smith Hall on Ocean campus. With red and white tablecloths, vinyl records on the wall and jukebox music

News anchor overcomes early academic struggles

News anchor overcomes early academic struggles

“What's great about CCSF is that it’s when you're ready you pull the levers. No one is looking down on you. No one is going to criticize you, and everything is here for you,” Lui said.

Athletic programs shake off accreditation dilemmas

Athletic programs shake off accreditation dilemmas

“If you want to succeed more and push yourself and go out there, I think this is an excellent place to be,” Hatchett said. “It’s definitely an honor to be able to be part of such a large and influential sports program in our nation. You’re recognized for

Movie Review: "World's End"

Movie Review: "World's End"

Fact: The Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy (“Shaun of the Dead,” “Hot Fuzz” and “The World’s End”) is connected to a Cornetto ice cream, featuring scenes where a main character purchases a Cornetto flavor. According to its website, “Cornetto consists of a delicious, crispy-baked wafer, coated inside from top to

Impacted Students

Impacted Students

By Lulu Orozco For many City College students, the thought of needing an alternative plan for continuing their education had never crossed their mind. But with the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges’ (ACCJC) decision to revoke City College’s accreditation next July, many students’ are now uncertain about

Accreditation: Is it a game of Chutes and Ladders?

Accreditation: Is it a game of Chutes and Ladders?

By Sara Bloomberg The Guardsman A child picks up a die. She shakes it in her hand for a few seconds before tossing it hopefully onto the game board and then closes her eyes for a moment. When she opens them, a five appears in front of her. She holds

Community unites against accrediting commission

Hundreds of students, faculty and community members marched to the Federal Department of Education’s office in downtown San Francisco July 9 to protest the recent decision to revoke City College’s accreditation.