Letters to the Editor
We’ve waited long enough for the Performing Arts Education Center (PAEC). It’s finally time to build, but it faces a
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Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor: As a lifelong learner at CCSF since 1981, I loved the article “Back to School: Senior citizens
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In regards to Opinion Article “Closed: Chasing Lions…” written by S. Berjan, the loss of Chasing Lions is a loss
Read moreWhat do you think of drones suddenly being accessible to the public?
Drones should remain in the hands of the people who need them By Cassandra Ordonio It seems as though
Read moreThe San Francisco Chronicle has no agenda against CCSF
Journalism instructor Tom Graham complains in the Guardsman’s Feb. 5. issue that the San Francisco Chronicle’s coverage of City College’s
Read moreCITY COLLEGE’S ACCREDITATION CRISIS
THE EDITORIAL YOU WON’T READ IN THE CHRONICLE In the past three years, City College has lost $53 million in
Read moreThank you, San Francisco, for supporting CCSF!
We faculty at City College of San Francisco want to say Thank You San Francisco! Thank you for your show
Read moreBiden won, despite the malarkey on Twitter
By Jandean Deocampo The Guardsman A few hours after the Vice Presidential debate between Joe Biden and Paul Ryan, a
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Why is it that a private company has so much power over a public institution? That private company being the
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[The following letter was submitted to the Guardsman. It was published in Issue 7, Spring 2012. It is viewable here
Read moreDemeaned for HARTS card in cafeteria
Editor,
During the course of my first semester at CCSF, I enrolled in the HARTS program and received a food subsidy card. This card helped me to afford to feed myself, maintain my housing, maintain good grades and continue school.
No Tasers for SFPD
Your headline suggests that you have swallowed the lemonade.
Read moreCCSF Involvement in Prosecution
We assume that members of the City College community would want to know when they are being misled by the administration or the Board on matters of importance. As counsel for Phillip Day and Stephen Herman, we can attest that the quotes attributed to Board President John Rizzo in your February 23 article about the Board’s role in the prosecution of Day, Herman and James Blomquist are – at best – misleading.
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