New standards adopted by Board of Education
By a vote of 9-0, California’s Board of Education approved the adoption of national common core standards Aug. 2 in an attempt to win a federal grant for education.
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The water cooler (8-26-10)
No, say it isn't so? The Guardsman picked up the Water Cooler for another semester? I know it’s shocking, mind-boggling and hilarious all in one thought. Yet, after watching newly appointed Editor-in-Chief Greg Zeman embarrass himself by begging me in front of two little hotties to bring this column
Three days of noncredit classes offered for summer
An “Open College” proposal by City College’s General Assembly has been approved for the summer and will offer free lectures, workshops, labs, food and open discussions.
KCSF 90.9 broadcasts live from Ram Plaza
City College’s radio station, KCSF 90.9 FM, held its first live remote broadcast in 30 years of operation on May 7.
Board gets grim fiscal projection
In these difficult economic times, everyone is tightening their budgets, including City College.
Student runs for District 6
City College graphic design student Nate Payne is trying to turn his vision of a new and improved District 6 into legislative reality by running for City Supervisor in the upcoming election. He is seeking to replace Chris Daly who has reached his term limit as a supervisor.
Illegal fireworks display sparks Lunch Box blaze
City College police officers responded to reports of shots fired at the Ocean Campus Lunch Box restaurant on May 6 and discovered that the source of the noise was not a gun, but an unlicensed fireworks display on the roof which resulted in a small fire.