City College students taught the humble art of judo
In a sport that often gets overshadowed because of the overall athletic program’s success, the Judo Club members have steadily brought home honors to City College.
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The Water Cooler: April 14, 2010
By Bontã HillThe Guardsman
Fresh off of spring break, it’s good to be active again in terms of leaving the house and having something productive to do.
Yup, all I did for vacation was play video games, log major hours on Facebook and watch Butler University’s improbable run
Former City College quarterback pleads guilty to burglary charges
Former City College quarterback Jeremiah Masoli pleaded guilty at a Lane County Circuit Court on March 12 to second-degree burglary in the Jan. 25 theft of two laptops and a guitar from a University of Oregon fraternity.
Men's basketball: Rams defeated in state championship game
As they headed to Thousand Oaks for the Elite Eight, the City College men’s basketball team was considered a long shot for the state title.
Women's basketball: Women come up short against Ventura
By Aaron TurnerThe Guardsman
A historic season for the City College women’s basketball team came to a bitter end on March 13 in Thousand Oaks as the Rams fell 60-56 to Ventura College in front of a sold-out Gilbert Arena.
It was virtually a home game for
Football team holds St. Patrick's Day blood drive
By Bontã HillThe Guardsman
On a day when the color green was on everyone's mind, the City College football team was busy giving love to the color red.
Rams head coach George Rush, along with four assistants, brought more than 40 players to each give a pint of
The Water Cooler: March 24, 2010
By Bontã HillThe Guardsman
I’d like to meet the person who came up with the idea of scheduling mid-term exams during the greatest tournament in the world, the NCAA Basketball Tournament.
They should be crucified.
Okay, that’s a bit much, but punishment should be considered.
As students,