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The hunt for Bin Laden through Hollywood's eyes

Gina Scialabba The Guardsman Go see “Zero Dark Thirty.” You know you want to. All your friends are already doing it. Everyone is talking about it. Calif. Sen. Diane Feinstein is talking about it. She wants an investigation into the CIA’s contributions to the film. Anti-torture protesters are talking

Chutney Express

By Mckenna Toston The Guardsman My name is Mckenna Toston. I am a 21-year old female journalism student at City College. I work as a nanny in San Francisco, and I live in an apartment in the Sunset District with four roommates. I am about to embark on a three-month

Sandy Hook victims remembered at Justin Herman Plaza

By Alex Reyes The Guardsman 20 pairs of small rain boots and shoes lined the stage at Justin Herman Plaza on Dec. 22 in tribute to the children who were murdered eight days earlier at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. The shoes were placed there by four Bay

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Celebration bittersweet for men

By Lucas Almeida The Guardsman Since the Aug. 31 start of their season, the City College men’s soccer team had not tasted defeat. In the most important game of the season, that taste was very bitter indeed. Previously undefeated, the Rams were a solid team all season long but

Fort Mason showcases a trove of artisans and crafts

Jandean Deocampo The Guardsman A vast community of art lovers and artists alike crowded City College’s Fort Mason campus during its annual open house, where an array of sculpture and painting demonstrations, sales and exhibits flooded the building. Visitors were invited to view work by faculty and students at

Is CCSF downsizing diversity?

By Madeline Collins Hundreds of enthusiastic students and faculty members waved signs of objection and spoke out during an impassioned rally protesting the consolidation of the diversity departments at City College. Outside Ocean campus’ Ram Plaza on Thurs. Nov. 15, the sun seemed to be the only one beaming on