Duality in the Age of COVID-19
A San Francisco native’s thoughts on obligation, self-preservation, and what it means to hold two truths during a time of unprecedented change.
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Lab and Presential Classes Partially Reopen at City College Campuses
Some campus classes have partially reopened on City College campuses with strict health sanitation rules in place. E-mails have been sent to students affected by the campus partial reopening by their instructors.
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Conservatory in the Court! Judge Amy Coney Barret Fried During Nomination Hearing
After the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, President Trump nominated a controversial figure to fill Ginsburg’s seat. Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination has been one of the most controversial nominations in U.S. history.
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The LatinX Vote Could be Decisive for 2020 Presidential Election
The LatinX vote for the 2020 Presidential Election is crucial for the results of the election. It’s time for our community to be heard.
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Jason Cortez, CCSF Alumnus and Firefighter-Paramedic, Dead at 42
Jason Cortez was a 13-year veteran of the San Francisco Fire Department. His life as a public servant was simply extraordinary, enriched by those who loved him and those he served.
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Ailing Coffers a Root Symptom of City College’s At-Risk Accreditation
JohnTaylor Wildfeuer jt.wildfeuer@gmail.com The Accreditation Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) has placed City College on “Enhanced
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How One Woman Blew the Whistle on ICE’s Alleged Unethical Medical Practices Towards Detained Immigrants.
Dawn Wooten is a proclaimed hero in many eyes. The former nurse blew the whistle on ICE’s Irwin County Detention Center for performing unlawful and nonconsensual hysterectomies on detained immigrants held at the facility. However, there seems to be push back from the small town in GA.
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Professor Light Captures Darkness at the Border
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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Financial Challenges Still Plaguing City College
By Andy Damián-Correa acorrea@theguardsman.com I started my dream of earning my associate’s degree at City College, as a Mexican
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New Registration Platform Giving Students Problems
By Tobin Jones tjone135@mail.ccsf.edu One of the things I’ve learned during my too many years as a student at various
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Why To Wear Masks
By Starr Wilson swilson3@mail.ccsf.edu City College campus requires us to wear masks and social distance, but will students cooperate?
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City College Alumni Hung Van Lam Gets His Big Break on Netflix’s “100 Humans”
By: Adina Pernell apernell@theguardsman.com Contributer Where do you interview someone who is a child of the 80’s, a member of
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By The Guardsman Staff Opinion Editor: cgoss2@mail.ccsf.edu While many of the programs that make up City College’s vital organs wait
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