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Story by Charles Innis | Photos by Ekevara Kitpowsong The Guardsman Azizi Loyd, 18, Nutrition What was the last thing you ate? It was good. I had one of those veggie wraps from the City Café, yeah. What’s your favorite song right now? “College Drop” by Sage the Gemini. What

Proposed special tax targets land speculators

Proposed special tax targets land speculators

By Calindra Revier The Guardsman As San Francisco approaches next week’s midterm elections, real estate is the hot topic. On Nov. 4, voters will be asked to vote on Proposition G, which would levy a higher tax on speculators looking to buy and sell real estate in San Francisco

Despite safety law, biker behavior is still part of the problem

Despite safety law, biker behavior is still part of the problem

By Madeline Collins The Guardsman California’s “Three Feet for Safety Act” went into effect Sept. 16, requiring motorists to give bikers at least three feet of clearance when passing the cyclist. This law was enacted for the safety of cyclists throughout California. As for drivers being forced to cross

Rams stampede Bear Cubs 70-0

Rams stampede Bear Cubs 70-0

By Patrick Cochran The Guardsman The Rams drubbed Santa Rosa 70-0, beating down on an opponent that was expected to put up much more of a challenge. The meeting between the No. 3 ranked Rams and the No. 4 Bear Cubs was expected to be much more even, with both

Olmec head made out of volcanic rock turns 10

Olmec head made out of volcanic rock turns 10

By Mary Strope The Guardsman Nestled in the Frida Kahlo Garden courtyard adjacent to Ocean Campus’ Diego Rivera Theatre sits El Rey, a looming, 14-ton replica of an ancient Olmec head made of igneous volcanic rock. Ten years ago this October, Ignacio Pérez Solano’s 9-foot statue completed a 2,

Overflow crowd meets and greets new President of Campus and Centers Virginia Parras

Overflow crowd meets and greets new President of Campus and Centers Virginia Parras

By Alex Lamp The Guardsman Mission center students and faculty squeezed in to meet and greet City College’s newly appointed President of Campus and Centers, Virginia Parras on Oct. 22. The City College community was eager to receive Parras and her new plans to enhance the Mission Center. More

Crime at all-time low

Campus police to hire four more officers By Charles Innis The Guardsman City College has been experiencing an overall decrease of crime in the past year, according to the 2013 Annual Security Report, a yearly log of crime statistics. Although robberies and burglaries have been a persisting issue, drug and