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City College settles Chinatown campus lawsuits

By Karen M. Kinney Staff Writer City College has settled lawsuits brought by two groups opposing the construction of the City College's new Chinatown / North Beach campus, according to a press release from the college. The settlement will allow the college to clear the latest hurdle in its

December 10 News Briefs

On Science Hall hill, a broken pipe was discovered after the underground pipe began leaking steam. The steam from the broken pipe began destroying plant life in the area. The pipe was repaired by Buildings and Grounds. The Spring semester at City College starts Jan. 12. according to Steven Ketch,

Campus groups, college at odds over student garden

By Roxanne Bequio Staff Writer City College and two campus organizations are at odds over a proposal to replace an established student garden with a sculpture, student in the campus organizations said.

Corrections

In the Nov. 19 issue of The Guardsman, Vice Chancellor Peter Goldstein was misidentified as the vice chancellor of finance. His correct title is vice chancellor of finance and administration.

Lee Meriwether: The life of a City College alumna

By Benjamin Taylor Editor Inside the Diego Rivera Theater, the stage is almost bare. There’s a wooden step ladder, some coiled rope, and several old props laying displaced on dusty wooden planks. The theater is empty too, save for three occupied seats, and two figures up on stage working among the b

Cuts, Cuts, Cuts: State proposes more cuts to education, hundreds protest

A few hundred San Francisco State University students gathered on their campus on Nov. 12 to protest proposed budget cuts to the California State University system.

Concerns raised over consumer antibacterial products in homes

Even though research has shown that antimicrobial products can efficiently kill almost any bacteria or virus it contacts, are these chemicals really protecting consumers from illnesses, or do they create new problems? A recent survey of 10 students at City College of San Francisco found that eight s