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Project SURVIVE Persists in Promoting Healthy Relationships and Combating Abuse Despite Pandemic Challenges

May 10, 2023June 6, 2023 The Guardsman Ann Marie Galvan, Peer Education, Healthy Relationships, Prevent Sexual Violence, Prevent Domestic Violence, funding, Empowerment, community, Student Opportunities, student employment, project survive, COVID-19, Women’s and Gender Studies Department

Project SURVIVE, a peer-education program that aims to promote healthy relationships and prevent sexual and domestic violence, is continuing to provide training and employment to students.

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Senate Bill 24 Offers Reproductive Protection to Some College Students in California

December 7, 2022January 6, 2023 The Guardsman student health, Emma Pratt, Cindy Chan, Senate Bill 24, funding, abortion rights, Reproductive Rights, Roe v Wade

UC and CSU campuses will offer abortion medication under Senate Bill 24 but City College may not be granted the funds to also provide this health care on campus.

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Mayor Breed Awards $4.7 Million to AAPI and Latino Cultural Groups

March 1, 2022March 21, 2022 The Guardsman San Francisco Arts Commission, Julie Zigoris, chinatown, Justin Hoover, mission, Rodrigo Duran, Arts, Ralph Remington, funding, carnaval, Mayor London Breed, Bruce Lee, Chinese Historical Society of America

$400,00 will fund the “We Are Bruce Lee” exhibit at the Chinese Historical Society of America, with another $600,000 for an art gallery and welcome center adjacent to the exhibit. Other grantees include the Mission District’s Carnaval, the Chinatown Festival of Lights, and small businesses in Chinatown.

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City College to be Held Harmful by California

September 22, 2021September 26, 2021 The Guardsman funding, city college, california, enrollment, accreditation

By Skylar Wildfeuer skylar.wildfeuer@gmail.com At the bottom of our college’s fiscal cliff lie the sharp rocks of California’s new

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Administration’s Plans to Reopen Campus Receives Backlash

May 12, 2021May 12, 2021 The Guardsman staff, in person learning, administration, Richard Baum, AFT2121, board meeting, board of trustees, Thea Selby, City Mayor’s Office, faculty, Philippine Studies, CCSF, Jennifer Hsu, Women and Gender’s Studies, American Federation of Teachers, remote learning, class cuts, Aliya Chisti, Disabled Students Programs and Services, Malaika Finkelstein, funding, Ava Cohen, pink slips, Mary Bravewoman

Administration recently proposed a plan to reopen campuses to in person learning, but there have been discussions about delaying it due to frustration with the lack of consideration and planning.

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Early Statistics Show Sharp Drop in Student Enrollment

September 27, 2020 The Guardsman Dayna Holtz, city college, student trustee, enrollment, funding, coronavirus, COVID-19, Vick Van Chung, tobin jones, Burcu Ozdemir

City College faces an 18 percent decline in enrollment compared to last year. The same situation can be seen in many higher institutions in the United States due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the economic hardships that have followed.

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Town Hall Covers an Array of Community Concerns

May 3, 2020May 3, 2020 The Guardsman board of trustees, san francisco, city college, class cuts, town hall, funding, Claudia Drdul, COVID-19, Diana Gonzales

City College’s Board of Trustees held a Town Hall meeting where questions from community members about the effects of COVID-19, the college’s process for selecting an interim chancellor, and the future of beloved programs were discussed by college administrators.

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HEAT Press Conference Calls for Bridge Fund to Restore Classes

December 16, 2019February 25, 2020 The Guardsman class cuts, funding, Mark Rocha, Wynd Kaufmyn, Meyer Gorelick, Gordon Mar, Shamann Walton, board of trustees, Matt Haney, city college, Ordinance, city hall

By Meyer Gorelick msggorelick@gmail.com City College supporters gathered outside of San Francisco City Hall on Dec. 10 to

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Senator pushes bill granting emergency funding to City College

February 20, 2014February 25, 2020 The Guardsman budget, mark leno, Mayor Ed Lee, funding, Calindra Revier, senate bill 965, legislation

California Senator Mark Leno and Mayor Ed Lee, along with the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office, announced that they will join together to push legislation that would allocate funds to City College, effective immediately.

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Voting is your voice

October 3, 2012February 25, 2020 The Guardsman hoekstra, election 2012, voting, funding, prop30, propa

By Becca Hoekstra The Guardsman As you may have heard, there’s an election coming up in November.(If you have actually