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Over 50 Attend SFSU’s Discussion of Protest Film “Agents of Change”

December 8, 2021January 4, 2022 The Guardsman Agents of Change, Daphne Young, Dr. Ramona Tascoe, Abby Ginzberg, Frank Dawson, James Brown, san francisco state university, Jimi Hendrix, el tecolote, Willard Straight Hall, juan gonzales, Cornell, student protest, Vimeo

By Daphne Young dyoung9@mail.ccsf.edu On Wednesday night, Dec. 1, San Francisco State University hosted a virtual screening of the

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Radical Street Theater Honors Mission’s History

November 3, 2021February 1, 2022 The Guardsman Julie Zigoris, Paul Flores, Michael Rios, Joan Holden, Carlos Barón, accion latina, el tecolote, juan gonzales, Yolanda Lopez

Producer, playwright, and poet Paul Flores’ latest theater piece “History Matters in the Mission” debuted in the namesake neighborhood on Saturday, Oct. 23. The event highlighted five local activists, including City College’s own Juan Gonzales, with a dramatic spectacle of song, dance and word.

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El Tecolote Celebrates 50 Years of Community and Strength in Neighborhood Journalism

September 4, 2020September 9, 2020 The Guardsman mission district, La Raza Studies, san francisco state university, Eva Martinez, sfsu, Hilda Ayala, accion latina, Spanish speakers, el tecolote, Jennifer Hsu, juan gonzales, journalism department, Sadie Peckens, The Phoenix, Mission Coalition Organization

El Tecolote, the Mission District’s community newspaper, celebrates 50 years in neighborhood journalism. Juan Gonzales, Journalism department chair and founder of El Tecolote, describes his experience from the beginning.

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Fellowship scholarship takes applicants

February 26, 2019October 16, 2019 The Guardsman el tecolote, juan gonzales, CCSF, fellowship, NAHJ, Lisa Martin, National Association of Hispanic Journalists, internship, bay area, journalism

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com A new journalism fellowship is being created to honor Journalism Department Chair Juan Gonzales that

Traditional dancer Blanca Rodriguez of Xiuhcoatl Danza Azteca speaks to the crowd during a celebration of the mural project’s opening, at the corner of 24th and Folsom streets on Saturday, Aug. 8, 2015. (Photo by Ekevara Kitpowsong/The Guardsman)

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Muralist Immortalizes Local Leaders

August 29, 2015February 25, 2020 The Guardsman el tecolote, patrick cochran, Ekevara Kitpowsong, Juan Gonzalez, Mission Mural

By Patrick Cochran/ Staff Writer “See that guy with the shiny white teeth, thats me!” Juan Gonzalez said when gazing

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Students publish new comic book series

October 30, 2014February 25, 2020 The Guardsman CCSF, anthony mata, students, comic, The Devil's Share, Whiskey Tango, illustration, comic book, Alternative press expo, san francisco, Comix Experience, city college, James Christopher, el tecolote

By Elisabetta Silvestro The Guardsman The Appalachian region is known by many for different stereotypes: poverty, clan feuding, ignorance, but

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August 26 News briefs

August 26, 2009February 25, 2020 The Guardsman el tecolote, USF 1951, Burl Toler, Ollie Matson, Gaylore Tyau, juan gonzales, Obituary, Juan, KQED, Latino Heritage Month, journalism, Saul Hidalgo, smoking, Leticia Hernandez, smoke free campus, Jamestown Community Center, Girlsource

Burl Toler dies University of San Francisco football legend, the NFL’s first African-American referee, City College alumnus and long-time employee

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Project highlights key figures in the history of Latino journalism

February 23, 2009February 25, 2020 The Guardsman voices for justice, latino press, accion latina, el misisipi, el tecolote

Acción Latina, a San Francisco non-profit organization, is developing a multimedia project chronicling the history of the Latino press in the United States.