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Teachers given power to report ACCJC By Sarah Berjan A settlement agreement between the California Federation of Teachers (CFT), American Federation of Teachers (AFT 2121) and the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) was established in a campaign for fair accreditation amongst all California community colleges. Within this agreement, the CFT obtains the power
Exclusive Q&A with City College Chancellor Mark Rocha By Cassie Ordonio The Guardsman sat down with newly hired Chancellor Mark Rocha to discuss his role at City College on Aug. 22. The New Yorker has a doctorate in literature and a master’s in engineering. The Board of Trustees selected Rocha on July 1, with a vote 6-
Board of Trustees hire Mark Rocha as Chancellor By Otto Pippenger City College’s Board of Trustees voted 6-1 on June 22 to sign a contract with Mark Rocha, making him the new Chancellor. In the public comment prior to the vote, a large contingent of instructors and students voiced their strenuous objections to the Trustees’ decision,
Theater helps janitor union reach contract By Otto Pippenger The Service Employees International Union Local 87 is San Francisco’s janitor’s union who recently reached a contract agreement for some 4,000 janitors that their Vice President Ahmed Abozayd proudly described as “the second best in the country.” In the midst of these negotiations, which
Students Unhappy With Aged Ocean Facilities By Victor Tence City College’s oldest buildings on Ocean campus disrupt learning with facility issues. Some 105 students were surveyed about their general impressions of the campus facilities as well as specific building issues. Overall the school scored an almost even split between the ‘fair’ and ‘good’ categories that