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Editor of newsletter returns to classroom

Format of paper to change under new directors. By Lynette Martinez The Guardsman After three and half years as Editor-in-Chief of City Currents, the college’s digital newsletter for faculty and staff, Patricia Arack has returned to the classroom full time to teach English as Second Language courses. An outside

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

State Chancellor optimistic about the future but warns City College is not "too big to fail"

by Jandean Deocampo The Guardsman The conference room looked more like a war room scene from a movie than the site of a City College Board of Trustees meeting. Cameramen checked their machines. Soundboard technicians busied themselves over dials and switches. They were all waiting. Waiting for the hush, the

News Briefs

Council discusses retreat By Cassandra Hendry The Guardsman The Ocean Campus Associated Student Council met for a regular meeting on Jan. 16 to discuss an upcoming student leadership and team building retreat—held Jan. 18-20—that they were planning for members of the council. “ I would like to get to

News Analysis: One quarter of all community colleges in Calif. are under sanction

News Analysis By Gina Scialabba and Sara Bloomberg The Guardsman Thick, gray storm clouds loom over City College, which threatens the existence of an institution that serves almost 90,000 students of all ethnicities, ages, genders and backgrounds. Older than the Golden Gate Bridge, the school has been a staple

City College goes to Cuba