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Dating done right: Tips for not screwing up this year

By Jandean DeocampoThe Guardsman Valentine’s Day is swiftly approaching. Actually, it’s more or less dangerously lunging in your general direction. You can probably hear its signature call from a mile away: the thunderous noise of chalk hearts trickling into tiny boxes. The active singles of the earth are

Election commissioner sought

Cassandra HendryThe GuardsmanThe Ocean Campus Associated Student Council convened Jan. 30 to discuss funding for certain clubs, accreditation issues, the upcoming student council elections and other ideas to help get more students involved at City College. Club leaders from the Anime Club, the Gamers Gathering, Pacific Islanders Club, Science Club,

Save CCSF coalition organizes

By Madeline Collins The Guardsman Faculty and staff from the Save CCSF Coalition assembled Jan. 30 in Room 108 of Science Hall to plan their upcoming Feb. 6 community meeting at Mission Campus where they will discuss the coalition’s demands and points of unity. Bob Price of the chemistry

Men defend winning streak

Zack Tobita The Guardsman The City College Rams defeated the Foothill Owls 69-42 on Feb. 1 and remained undefeated. City College freshman guard Quincy Smith drove the lane relentlessly on his way to 15 points, and went 11 for 11 from the free-throw line. The Rams (23-0, 7-0 Coast-North) got

Students in dark about accreditation

By Jen Verzosa and Jackson Ly The Guardsman As the deadline for City College’s Show Cause and Closure Report looms, Student Trustee William Walker organized two town hall-style forums Jan. 24 at Ocean Campus’s Ram Plaza to educate a student populace largely in the dark about the facts

Bus hub on Ocean to get a new look

By Madeline Collins The Guardsman Construction will begin this month on the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s Phelan Loop project which will replace the existing Muni bus loop on Phelan Avenue near City College. The new loop will utilize part of the existing loop as well as expand to

Laney narrowly defeats City College in double header season openers

By Dan Harrington The Guardsman It was San Francisco versus Oakland this past Friday and Saturday, the first baseball games of the season for the City College Rams and the Laney College Eagles. Laney won both games, 6-0 and 9-2. Freshman John Patrick Dunne started the home opener for City