Photo: City College hosts swim meet
Photos by Khaled Sayed/The Guardsman
City continues to dominate playoffs
Playing their second-round playoff game against the Butte College Roadrunners, City College won the Wednesday-night home game with a lopsided 80-47.
Keeping the peace with campus police
Equipped with bulletproof vests, handcuffs, a collapsible baton and pepper spray, City College campus police officers Tiffany Green and Erica McGlaston responded quickly to a dispatch call regarding a disruptive student in class.
No pink slips boosts optimism among faculty and staff
Chancellor Arthur Tyler announced on Feb. 21 that no March 15 notices, also known as a “pink slip” among faculty and staff, will be sent out this year, providing strong evidence that City College will remain open next semester.
Theft spree at the main campus
Three separate theft-related incidents were reported on Feb. 12. Two of the incidents were thefts at the Wellness Center and at the Visual Arts building. The third was an armed robbery inside Science Hall.
Game builds character for Rams leader Raquel Torres
Rams sophomore guard Raquel Torres (10) handles the ball during a CCCAA women’s basketball game on Friday, Feb. 14, 2014, at Ocean campus. Photo by Santiago Mejia/The Guardsman
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Democracy Notes
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No.1 ranked Rams win 27th straight game
Overcoming a rougher first half than the team anticipated, City College was able to win their opening California Community College Athletic Association regional playoff game against San Joaquin Delta College by a comfortable 74-46 margin.
City shoots lights out, advance in playoffs
In a California Community College Athletic Association North Regional playoff match March 1 that determined who would face No. 4 Sierra College in the semifinals, the No. 5 Rams defeated No. 12 Contra Costa Comets, 98-80.
Liam Neeson action film is a cliché-filled ride
Liam Neeson has become the crown prince of over-the-top, B-movie action stardom with his new film, “Non-Stop,” a generic thriller set in an all-too-common background of suspense—the airplane.
Men’s Basketball: CCSF Rams vs Ohlone College Renegade
San Francisco Rams sophomore guard Kori Babineaux (5) jump shots against the Ohlone College Renegades in a CCCAA men’s basketball game on Ocean campus, Friday, Feb. 22, 2014. The ...
Chancellor acknowledges error with administration pay raises
Tyler acknowledged that City College hired three vice chancellors at a pay rate above the official published salary. The admission has left a bitter taste among the college faculty and an air of distrust between the two parties.
Campos backs Board of Trustees resolution
District 9 Supervisor David Campos proposed a resolution to restore the school's Board of Trustees following state Senate Bill 965 being introduced Feb. 10 to recover lost federal funding due to dwindling enrollment at City College.