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City College News in Brief: capoeira, elections, library closing - 3/7/12

City College News in Briefs: Board president to run for supervisor, Two vacant student council seats filled, Learning Assistance Center to close on Saturdays, Sundial to be repaired by student

Escape From City College

In the turbulent times of the 21st century, public higher education is a student in the school of hard knocks. That’s why thousands of college students drove, bussed, or even walked up to the State Capitol in Sacramento on March 5: because we’re tired of increased fees, extreme budget cuts, absurd s

CC Student "Fly Benzo" faces final verdict

Debray “Fly Benzo” Carpenter, a City College student and resident of Bayview-Hunter’s Point, was convicted Feb. 22 of three misdemeanors — resisting arrest, obstructing a police officer and assault on a police officer.

Q&A: Ex-College administrator Stephen Herman on court case verdict, and his love for CC

Stephen Herman, ex-associate vice chancellor at City College finally saw the end to a years-long debacle involving the alleged misuse of approximately $100,000 in college funds for a bond measure that brought the college millions of dollars.

WATCH LIVE: Over 300 Occupiers take over Capitol building in Sacramento

The Guardsman Online is streaming the March in March, where thousands of students will descend on the state capitol from across California to protest budget shortfalls.

SFSU and CCSF journalism students joining in historic dual coverage of March in March

Watch TheGuardsman.com and GoldenGateXpress.org on March 5 for our joint coverage of the March in March in Sacramento.

93 classes cut from City College; protesters at Civic Center rally against higher-ed cuts

Over 300 protesters assembled in front of San Francisco’s City Hall and the California State Building on March 1 to protest cuts to higher education [...]