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Local gourmets discover Oaxaca

By Dannie HawkinsThe GuardsmanFragrant cinnamon, chilé and avocado aromas filled Pierre Coste Dining Room at Ocean campus as students in the culinary arts program served 45 guests on Oct. 5 to raise $1,700 for their semester abroad program. Tortilla chips, guacamole, molé negro—a popular Oaxacan sauce made with

Community "comes out," celebrates diversity

By Marilyn FernandoThe Guardsman Lady Gaga’s quintessential lyric, “Baby, I was born this way,” played in the plaza outside the creative arts extension building during National Coming Out Day, an annual celebration to raise awareness about the lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, and transgender community through pride.Curious passers-by, openly gay

The Diversity of City College's Campuses

[showtime]See the photos on Facebook, too! By Emma Winkles and James FanucchiThe GuardsmanDowntown campusDowntown campus featured their first event of the school year when they invited the public to taste variously prepared tomatoes at their restaurant The Educated Palate. The catering and events course oversees the dining room, known

Voting is your voice

By Becca HoekstraThe GuardsmanAs you may have heard, there’s an election coming up in November.(If you have actually managed not to hear anything, can I please borrow your rocketship? Because you are obviously not on planet Earth.)Voting as a student can be really frustrating. We’re new

Freshman Team Beats The Odds

By Michael HallThe GuardsmanDespite an 1-13 start this season, the Rams finished their opening Coast Conference match with a big 3-1 set win against San Jose Junior College.Coming into the game, the Rams freshman roster was winless.“We’re a completely different team since the loss to Skyline,” Head

Ram's Solid Performance in First Half Secures Second Win in Conference

By Lucas AlmeidaThe GuardsmanComing off their first conference win of the season against Cabrillo College (1-0) on Sept. 25, the City College men’s soccer team returned home to face a tough game on Sept. 28 versus conference contender West Valley College. Currently No. 1 in the state, the Rams

Don't Believe Everything You Read

By Sara BloombergThe Guardsman As college students, we’re supposed to be learning critical thinking skills, whether in a math, music, English or art class. But don’t leave it in the classroom! Misinformation is everywhere, especially in the news—I should know, it’s my business. That isn’t