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The Guardsman and Etc. Magazine Win Big at San Francisco Press Club’s 45th Annual Greater Bay Journalism Awards

February 1, 2023 The Guardsman 0 Comments Erin Blackwell, Derek Chartrand Wallace, award winners, journalism excellence, the guardsman, etc. magazine, Journalism awards, Jessica Lifland, Juan Gonzalez, San Francisco Press Club

The San Francisco Press Club held its 45th Annual Greater Bay Journalism Awards on December 8th, honoring both professional and student journalists. The Guardsman was named Best College Newspaper while the college magazine, Etc. Magazine, won Best College Magazine and several other awards in the College Media category. The event was well attended with over 400 journalism awards presented and was the first public event since the pandemic.

Community News

17 Awards Won by City College Publications for Worthy Student Work

March 14, 2022April 6, 2022 The Guardsman COVID-19, CCMA, JohnTaylor Wildfeuer, Long Beach, Kaiyo Funaki, Greg Lee, Emily Trinh, Skylar Wildfeuer, jacc, Derek Chartrand Wallace, the guardsman, Calel Olicia-Aramboles, etc. magazine, ACP, Journalism Association of Community Colleges, Spring National College Media Convention, associated collegiate press, California College Media Association

Last year City College’s journalism department pulled in over 80 awards between the Spring and Fall semesters. Given the track record, therefore, these 17 decorations are likely only the first of many to be awarded to City College journalists in 2022.

Chancellor News

City College’s Former CFO Tiptoes into Chancellorship

October 20, 2021November 18, 2021 The Guardsman Monterey Peninsula, Dianna Gonzales, Yuri Anderson, board of trustees, JohnTaylor Wildfeuer, MPC, the guardsman, chief financial officer, Measure V, etc. magazine, Rosie Zepeda, JT, chancellor, Erin Blackwell, ACCJC, shanell williams, CFO, accrediting commission for community and junior colleges, The Chronicle, PIO, Monterey County Now, Mark Rocha, 48Hills, David Martin

The incoming chancellor’s contract was approved by the Board of Trustees on Sept. 23rd, and in the three weeks since he has not given an interview or issued a statement regarding his hiring, or his plans for the chancellorship.

Briefs News

Three School Board Members’ Future Dictated by Recall Results

September 22, 2021September 26, 2021 The Guardsman the guardsman, board of education, London Breed, COVID-19, Tim Hill, Recall SFUSD, Alison Collins, Gabriela Lopez, Faauuga Moliga, SF Parent Coalition

By: Tim Hill The school board recall effort reached a fever pitch on September 7 when member Alison Collins

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Local Custodians Looking to Clean House of Unethical Labor Practices

May 12, 2021May 12, 2021 The Guardsman labor, COVID-19, Loretta Bonifacio, Serena Sacharoff, SEIU Local 87, Gold Rush, Salesforce, the guardsman

Salesforce’s reimagined ivory tower has equally affluent neighbors in the SoMa district; Google, Facebook, and Twitter occupy nearby offices. What do these tech giants have in common, aside from their profit margins?

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Guardsman Staff Wins Big at Journalism Conference

April 14, 2021April 28, 2021 The Guardsman juan gonzales, competition, Journalism Association of Community Colleges, Eleni Balakrishnan, Manon Cadenaule, Kaiyo Funaki, jacc, Colton Webster, the guardsman, convention, etc. magazine, journalism

Writers and editors from The Guardsman talk about their experience at the 2021 Journalism Association of Community Colleges (JACC) state convention.

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Biden Cancelled Keystone XL, Will Line 3 Be Next?

April 14, 2021 The Guardsman CCSF, Tim Hill, Erin Blackwell, Enbridge Line 3, StopLine3, Anishinaabe Nation, Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, the guardsman

Over the last few months, the Enbridge Line 3 pipeline has continued to garner significant media attention from mainstream, independent, and alternative publications.

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Art Instructor Questions Her Pink Slip

March 24, 2021 The Guardsman Art department, pink slip, Tom Boegel, printmaking, Anna Asabedo, board of trustees, Rajen Vurdien, faculty cuts, the guardsman, equity, Michael Needhan, budget cuts, Daina Medveder Koziot, City College of San Francisco, Erin Blackwell, CCSF, Layoffs, administration, Stephanie MacAller, Leslie Simon, Rebuild City College, Fort Mason Campus, Amy Diaz-Infante

“Is there someone here who doesn’t want a City College? That doesn’t want free education? Is the focus just churning out degrees? And certainly, getting degrees and certificates is part of our mission. Also part of our mission has been to provide education for lifelong learning.”

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Lady Rams Strategically Rebuild in Return to Campus

March 24, 2021 The Guardsman San Francisco Department of Public Health, derek lau, Talo’au’au Li-Uperesa, Women’s Basketball, Eric Sun, Lady Rams, Becca Tasi, COVID-19, Zoom, pandemic, Sports, Loretta Bonifacio, the guardsman

It’s been said that absence makes the heart grow fonder. The women’s basketball team couldn’t relate more. Their return to campus has been one year in the making.

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Allocation of Federal Pandemic Relief Funds Remains Unclear

March 10, 2021March 11, 2021 The Guardsman pandemic, Loretta Bonifacio, John al-Amin, Stephanie MacAller, Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund, Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security Act, board of trustees, Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act, the guardsman, Rebuild City College, COVID-19

City College must expend all federal relief by May. As federal restrictions define what is allowed, campus constituents consider what is possible.

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Layoffs Threaten Registered Nursing Department Accreditation, Negotiations with Administration Underway

March 10, 2021March 11, 2021 The Guardsman Garrett Leahy, City College of San Francisco, Layoffs, darlene alioto, approval, class cuts, California Board of Registered Nursing, accreditation, Maureen Noonan, BOT, AFT2121, nursing, board of trustees, Daina Medvedor Koziot, the guardsman

In the wake of upcoming faculty layoffs approved by the Board of Trustees on Feb. 26, faculty from City College’s registered nursing department fear their department could lose their approval granted by the California Board of Registered Nursing, due to no longer meeting minimum staffing requirements outlined by the board. Now, City College nursing faculty are in negotiations with the school’s administration to minimize cuts to their department.

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Elimination of Merit Admissions at Lowell Advances Debate on Equity

February 23, 2021February 24, 2021 The Guardsman Lowell High School Parent Teacher Student Association, Lowell Alumni Association, San Francisco Board of Education, Redlining, the guardsman, Desegregation, San Francisco Unified School District, Shavonne Hines-Foster, segregation, Tiffany Abuan, Alexa Bautista, Henry O’Connell, Lowell High School, Loretta Bonifacio

Lowell High School is often called San Francisco’s most elite high school. The school’s tradition of excellence is redefined in 2021, where lottery admissions have the potential to extend opportunity to all. Right?

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Administration to Acknowledge Unceded Ramaytush Ohlone Land

February 9, 2021February 10, 2021 The Guardsman Ann Wettrich, Participatory Governance Council, Kanyon Sayers-Roods, board of trustees, Avotcja Jiltonilro Diversity and Social Justice Scholarship, Loretta Bonifacio, Malaika Finklestein, the guardsman, Frida Kahlo Way, Eira Kien, Vic Chung, chancellor, The T-House, Charlie Garcia-Spiegel, aft 2121, Land Acknowledgement Initiative, Administrators Association, Queer Resource Center, Land acknowledgment, Classified Senate, Leslie Simon, Resolution, Department Chair Council, David Palaita, Ramaytush Ohlone, U.S. Department of Arts and Culture, Alex Randolph, Association of Ramaytush Ohlone, Interdisciplinary Studies, CCSF Collective, Jonathan Cordero, Introduction to Museum Studies, Helen Pinto

The Ramaytush Ohlone are the original inhabitants of the San Francisco Peninsula. Long sought-after, generational change is in the making—at City College, it begins with the Land Acknowledgement Initiative.

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