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YouTube video sparks backlash
Footage shows excessive force and leaves out prior incident
By Minter McHugh
The Guardsman
A protest rally was held Feb. 7 to demand justice for a City College student who two weeks earlier was pinned against the ground and had his face pressed into a metal water drain by two
Exclusive: Interim-Chancellor Thelma Scott-Skillman talks accreditation, funding and Prop A
By Sara Bloomberg
The Guardsman
Preface: On Feb. 7 The Guardsman met up with Interim Chancellor Thelma Scott-Skillman for an exclusive interview about the college’s accreditation crisis. She replaced the previous interim chancellor, Pamila Fisher, on Nov. 1 and has a one-year contract with the college.
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Lights-out shooting key to 88-49 victory
Zack Tobita
The Guardsman
City College won their fourth game in a row, winning nine out of their last 10, defeating the Skyline College Trojans 88-49 Feb. 15.
City College (18-9, 9-2 Coast-North) was not shy about pulling the trigger from beyond the arc, as they
Flu shot is not the only way to stay healthy
By Jackson Ly
The Guardsman
Staying healthy during the following months may be a challenge, especially with the seasonal flu running January through March, and getting a flu shot might not be enough to avoid contracting the flu.
“There’s no guarantee that it’s going to work,” said Benjamin
Non-resident fees might increase this summer
By Cecilia Ren
The Guardsman
Not even a month into the new semester, City College has already proposed its plans to increase nonresident fees at the beginning of 2013 summer session.
An open meeting that addressed a possible out-of-state tuition increase was held on Jan. 29 inside the
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.