City College honors Parkland shooting victims
By Cassie Ordonio and Mike Menaster Special to The Guardsman City College stood in solidarity for the National Walkout
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Exclusive Q&A with City College Chancellor Mark Rocha
By Cassie Ordonio The Guardsman sat down with newly hired Chancellor Mark Rocha to discuss his role at City College
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Congresswoman reassures City College despite internal issues
Congresswoman Jackie Speier reaffirmed her commitment to the City College community on Nov. 28 as its accrediting body’s final judgement looms.
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Chants for housing rights drummed through Mission District
More than 100 protesters marched from BART’s 24th St. Mission Station to the intersection of 22nd and Mission Street, demonstrating their aversion to controversial San Francisco propositions that would remove homeless encampments and increase rent across the city.
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Demonstrators demand CEO to cease funding of a pipeline project
Wells Fargo, one of the largest funders of the controversial $3.8 billion pipeline project in North Dakota, received a three-day prayer from San Francisco protesters.
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City College anticipates decision of accrediting commission
City College is currently awaiting a decision that decides whether it will be accredited by an accrediting agency. The accrediting agency, in turn, is being reviewed by the Department of Education.
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City College joins pipeline protest
Since mid-2015, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe has been leading the effort to stop the 1,172-mile Dakota Access Pipeline Project. Hundreds of indigenous tribes are currently fighting on the front lines of the bulldozers.
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Barbara Beno to retire from ACCJC
Barbara Beno, president of the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) for 15 years, will retire on June 30, 2017.
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News Briefs
Changes coming to the Golden Gate Bridge, ethnic studies curriculum for high schoolers, developments in the Free City initiative and Rams soccer updates.
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MUB on backup power as classes resume
Classes resumed at the Ocean Campus Multi-Use Building (MUB) on Sept. 12 following a six day power outage caused by PG&E that affected both the facility and its surrounding areas.
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Memorial for Nieto underway
Refugio and Elvira Nieto called upon the Board of Supervisors, specifically John Avalos and David Campos, on Sept. 13 to have a permanent memorial for their son Alex Nieto, a City College student who was shot and killed in Bernal Heights by four police officers on March 21, 2014.
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Campus safety measures updated but ignored
City College’s new smartphone add-on has yet to improve campus safety, in spite of campus police launching the 911 Shield Safety app during the beginning of the spring semester.
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News Briefs
BART closures, new coaches, and more.
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