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Voting for student council begins in April

By Alex Emslie STAFF WRITER City College students will have the opportunity to vote for 15 senators and one president of the Associated Student Council at the end of April. Members of the elections commission are working ardently to increase voter turnout this year. With about 60,000 students attending

City College students to get new Google e-mail addresses

By Jessica Luthi EDITOR IN CHIEF With the addition of the new Google student e-mail feature, students may have noticed a new change on their WebStars accounts. Currently City College e-mail addresses are not available to all students. Previously, e-mail addresses were assigned to students only at the request of

March 25 Corrections

In the March 11, 2009 issue of The Guardsman regarding an article titled “Despite problems, new Bay Bridge on schedule,” some reporting errors occurred. Parts of the articles should have read as follows: * The story should have read that cracks were found in temporary welds, not steel components. Temporary welds

SEIU troubled by city spending

A purple ocean of Service Employees International Union Local 1021 members and supporters flooded the steps of City Hall on March 25 to protest cuts to public services.

Google Ocean: Exploring the rest of the Earth

By Ellen Silk NEWS EDITOR Imagine flying along the Mariana Trench or tracking a white shark off the coast of Santa Cruz — that and more is possible with Google's new application Google Ocean, which debuted Feb. 2 at the California Academy of Science in San Francisco. The new

Debate over Prop. 8 continues

[smooth=13] By Alex Emslie STAFF WRITER Emotions flared outside the California Supreme Court as it heard arguments on March 5 concerning the constitutionality of the state’s same-sex marriage ban and the fate of 18,000 marriages conducted before the passage of Proposition 8 in November. Demonstrations opposing the

Lack of timely crime reporting appears to violate federal law

In the face of increasing concerns for public safety, a review of City College records by The Guardsman has revealed the college appears to be failing to comply with the Jeanne Clery Act.