On The Record: Do you think campus police should be armed?
On The Record: Do you think campus police should be armed? Why or why not?
By Ryan Flores CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER
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A new way to shop for music
By Sophia Hernandez PHOTO EDITOR
The 1940s brought vinyl, followed by the CD revolution in the 1980s. iPods were an instant hit in the new millennium. But what’s up with the new media cards?
Due to the increased demand for music downloads, CD chain stores such as Tower Records
February 25 News Briefs
STEM GrantCity College received a two-year, $1.23 million federal grant Feb. 17 from the Department of Education to help increase the number of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields. The grant specifically targets Asian/Pacific Islanders, but all underrepresented
CRIME ALERT: 2ND ARMED ROBBERY
Another City College student was robbed at gun point on Feb. 10, totaling two armed thefts on campus within just one week of each other. As reported previously by the Guardsman, a female student was approached by three black males while exiting her car on Judson Street on Feb. 6.
From high school to college
By Alex Emslie STAFF WRITERCity College Trustee Chris Jackson introduced resolution S13 to the board of trustees Jan. 29. The proposition is aimed at aiding a seamless transition for students of the San Francisco Unified School District into higher education.
S13 was tabled at Jackson’s request to allow for
Supporters gather by candlelight for marriage equality
Supporters gather at the steps of City Hall in support of marriage equality on March 4.
City College student struck in crosswalk near health center
A City College student was hit by a car while in the crosswalk near the northern exit of the reservoir parking lot at 1 p.m. on March 2.