Munch On This: Mediterranean food makes waves on Ocean campus
By Valerie Demicheva. At Café Med you won’t find frumpy hair-net clad lunch meat ladies. Something really special is happening in this kitchen for costs as low as Burger King.
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New student trustee fights for students
By Sara Bloomberg and Sean Houlihan
The Guardsman
Don’t be fooled by his easy going demeanor.
William Walker means business and as City College’s newly elected Student Trustee, he represents more than 90,000 students at nine main campuses and many other instructional sites around the city.
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Search for permanent chancellor postponed
By Sara Bloomberg
The Guardsman
As City College deals with trying to hold onto its accreditation, the search for a new permanent chancellor has been postponed.
The current interim chancellor, Pamila Fisher, was hired in May after Don Griffin retired earlier than expected due to a brain tumor and an
Photo Story: women's rights take center stage
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Story and photos by Shane Menez
The Guardsman
One day before the Republican National Convention began in Tampa, Fla., hundreds gathered on August 26 at Mission and 24th streets in San Francisco in support of Women’s Equality Day, a national day of action organized by the organization Women
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College board member dies just before new semester begins
By Sara Bloomberg
The Guardsman
Hundreds of mourners filled a bright, yellow memorial hall in San Francisco on August 12 and as the pews filled up, dozens of people resorted to standing along walls and sitting on the floor for a chance to honor the life of Milton Marks.
Only
What will City College do?
By Sara Bloomberg
The Guardsman
First it was budget cuts — in the last fiscal year alone, the state cut $17 million from City College’s coffers.
In order to keep the school running as close to normal as possible, college administrators dipped into its financial reserves — a move that saved