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Program coordinator discusses entrepreneurship

Program coordinator discusses entrepreneurship

By David Mamaril Horowitz dhorowitz@theguardsman.com A City College resource center coordinator talked about entrepreneurship opportunities for immigrants, especially students without citizenship status, on Oct. 18 in the Multi-Use Building. Voices of Immigrants Demonstrating Success (VIDA) Coordinator Alejandro Jimenez said California is a place where any person, whether they

Amid a climate of skepticism, survivors of violence use t-shirts as a medium

Amid a climate of skepticism, survivors of violence use t-shirts as a medium

By David Mamaril Horowitz dhorowitz@theguardsman.com It was two days into Domestic Violence Awareness Month that President Donald Trump, to rallying cheers in Mississippi, ridiculed Dr. Blasey Ford for testifying that she was allegedly sexually assaulted by now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. And it was two days later that

CCSF college police department battle challenges of being understaffed

By Cliff Fernandes cferna44@mail.ccsf.edu Hoping to interact with the Ocean Campus community for National Coffee With a Cop Day, City College police on Oct. 3 greeted the droves of students filing through Ram Plaza. The top question, acting Chief of Police Jason Wendt discovered, was “We have

Women's soccer extend win streak

By Julian Rodriguez Jrod270@mail.ccsf.edu The Rams women’s Soccer team extended the win streak to seven after defeating conference rival Skyline college with a well earned 1-0 win on October 5, 2018. City’s offense was unable to get one behind the net in the first high

Martha Lucey, City College’s great publicist, passes at 76

By David Mamaril Horowitz dhorowitz@theguardsman.com Martha Lucey Olchowy, whose marketing grew City College enrollment to its highest ever, passed away on Aug. 24, 2018. She was 76. While serving as the college’s director of marketing and public information, Mrs. Lucey oversaw enrollment, which surpassed 100,000 students

Matthew's Mind - Pope Francis should not resign for the injustices of the catholic priest sex scandal

By Matthew Cardoza kmcardoza13@gmail.com The international spotlight has been cast on the Catholic Church due to revelations from a report by the Pennsylvania Grand Jury that accused 300 priests of molesting more than 1,000 children in six archdioceses since the 1950s. This news shocked the world as

Trump's attacks on Media set dangerous precedent

By Andy Damián Correa acorrea@theguradsman.com President Donald Trump has repeatedly called the press “enemies of the people.” This lie sets a dangerous precedent for a free and open society. Trump refuses to acknowledge a journalists’ responsibility to question him, to hold him accountable, and to seek the truths