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Task force proposes new tactics to combat hep c

By Brian Rinker The Guardsman A safe injection site for intravenous drug users has attracted more attention than other, possibly more important recommendations released last month in a report by the San Francisco Hepatitis C Task Force in an effort to curtail the epidemic of the virus. The injection center

City swims to victory

By Amarah Enkil The Guardsman The City College women’s swim team went up against Laney College at the Wellness Center for their second pre-season meet of the season on Feb 18., and the swimmers had an opportunity to strengthen technique. With four returning swimmers this semester, two from local

College showcases African-American history with talks and exhibits

City College is recognizing African-American History Month with a series of lectures on this year’s theme, “African-Americans and the Civil War.”

REVOLUTION: Mubarak yields to protesters, ends 30-year presidency

More than two hundred people gathered in UN Plaza Feb. 11 to dance and sing in celebration of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s official resignation after 18 days of continuous protest by the Egyptian people.

Standing as one: thousands rally for Egyptian people

A few thousand people gathered in Civic Center Feb. 5 to stand in support of the Egyptian people and demand an end to the regime of Hosni Mubarak, who has held power for nearly 30 years.

Pierre Coste presents a fine dining experience with affordability

Tucked away behind the Student Union and Smith Hall Cafeteria is a hidden treasure known as Pierre Coste, a dining establishment run by the students of the City College Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Program.

San Francisco bracing for sit/lie ordinance

John Chovan doesn’t always know who’s telling him to move because he lost his glasses. It could be a business owner, a pedestrian or a police officer. He complies to avoid any trouble, but sometimes he just needs a place to sit.