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Interim Chancellor’s 12-Month Contract Comes to a Close

May 12, 2021August 31, 2021 The Guardsman chancellor, Emily Trinh, interim chancellor, Annette Mullaney, immigration, multi-year budget plan, ESL, faculty cuts, community college, financial crisis, AFT2121, budget reconciliation, fall schedule, public forum, teacher union, JohnTaylor Wildfeuer, board of trustees, English as a Second Language, san francisco, Dr. Rajen Vurdien

The Interim Chancellor, who came out of retirement to take on the position, has referred to addressing City College’s financial crisis as “righting the ship”. As he prepares to leave the helm, students and faculty continue to work to reconcile salaries and employment with his administration’s Multi-Year Budget Plan.

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Latinos are Watching the President

March 24, 2021 The Guardsman Joe Biden, immigration, Joseph R. Biden Jr., education, Latino pride, Health Care, guaranteed paid sick leave, police brutality, and climate change, american dream, fair pay, Latino, reproductive justice, Andy Damian Correa, voting rights, COVID-19, pandemic

Now that President Biden has taken office, many Latinos feel more empowered and put their trust in the new president.

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City DREAM is Here to Help Undocumented Students

November 19, 2020November 23, 2020 The Guardsman immigration, undocumented, Eleni Balakrishnan, Kevin Kelleher, City DREAM, Immigration Institute of the Bay Area, IIBA, Leslie Hernandez, Jacqueline Yañez Martinez

City DREAM, a resource center for undocumented students, confidentially advises students and the City College community on academic, legal, and financial matters.

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Professor Light Captures Darkness at the Border

September 27, 2020 The Guardsman Mexico, Asylum, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, JohnTaylor Wildfeuer, Melvin Wong, the guardsman, Midnight: La Frontera, city college, border patrol, immigration, University of California Berkeley, photography, Hasselblad, ken light

Mothers handcuffed to their children, a full-grown man stuffed into a drainpipe, a family of three crammed together in the boot of a car. Under the cover of night they were found and detained by border patrol officers, their moments of fear and loss caught in the glow of Ken Light’s Hasselblad camera.

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Pressure from Federal Lawsuits Make Trump Administration Back Off ICE Guidelines Over International Students

July 14, 2020September 19, 2020 The Guardsman DACA, Matheus Maynard, online classes, immigration, ICE, City College of San Francisco, international students, trump

By Matheus Maynard mmaynar7@mail.ccsf.edu Staff Writer After several federal lawsuits, the Trump administration decides to back off from new

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CCSF Theater dept. presents “Anon(ymous)”

October 17, 2017February 25, 2020 The Guardsman Patricia Miller, Anonymous, Naomi Iizuka, refugees, immigration, CCSF theater, racism, contemporary

City College is a sanctuary inside a sanctuary city. The lives and livelyhoods of our neighbors are at risk today.

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What the public should know about ICE raids

February 8, 2017February 25, 2020 The Guardsman ICE, raids, united we drean, united states, immigration

By Nigel Flores With the status of several million immigrants around the United States still up the air, there

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Professor and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist develop ‘Solito, Solita’

October 23, 2016February 25, 2020 The Guardsman jonathan freedman, pulitzer prize, Bethaney Lee, steven mayers, solito solita, oral history project, Central America, immigration, voice of witness, deportation, youth, culture

In an oral history project relaying the stories of young Central American immigrants, City College English professor Steven Mayers and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and educator Jonathan Freedman recorded testimonies for their upcoming book titled “Solito, Solita.”

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Spotlight: Student Louie Gutierrez gives back to the community

September 5, 2014February 25, 2020 The Guardsman community, KBBF 89.1, march, radio show, Cesar Chavez, coyolxauqui, radio, Louie, day, city college, Gutierrez, alex, dance, aztec, neito, journalism, aztec dancing, immigration, show, May Day, The Roseland Report, Day of the dead, KBBF, Vigil, 89.1

By Charles Innis The Guardsman City College alumni and returning student Louie Gutierrez has been serving

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City fights over immigration

August 26, 2009February 25, 2020 The Guardsman San Francisco Immigrant Rights Defence Coucil, san francisco, due process, immigration, Juvenile Probation Department, Board of Supervisors, Sanctuary City, David Campos, Sanctuary Ordinence, Gavin Newsom, Sanctuary policy, deportation, policy 8.12, ICE, Tony Bologna, Immigration Customs Enforcement, district 9, John Avalos, Edwin Ramos, Asian Law Caucus, district 11

A 2008 immigration policy instituted by Mayor Gavin Newsom providing undocumented juveniles accused of criminal conduct greater protection from deportation is being challenged by the Board of Supervisors.