Baseball pros make surprise visit
By Bontã Hill SPORTS EDITOR First-year City College baseball player Oscar Delgado grew up in Venezuela doing what the country
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Month: October 2009
The Water Cooler: Volume two, part five
Celebrating Columbus Day has always been a little weird to me. Now, I’m not bothered about getting a day off
Read MoreOct. 21 Letters to the Editor: Response to editorial in Oct. 7 issue of The Guardsman
Editor’s Note: This letter to the Editor is in response to the editorial “Critical citizens vital to a republic” printed
Read MoreCity College versus Butte College football: Live coverage
City College’s Oct. 17 1:00 p.m. game was held in Oroville, Calif. against the Butte College Roadrunners, last year’s national
Read MoreOpinion: Student workers paid less than living wage
By Liska Koenig CHIEF COPY EDITOR The current minimum wage in San Francisco is $9.79 according to the City’s minimum
Read MoreEditorial: Critical citizens vital to a republic
City College is a public institution, one offering a liberal education that should challenge students and faculty alike to be cynical and active citizens.
Read MoreCity College seeks private donations to save classes
City College began accepting private donations but has abandoned the idea of attaching the sponsor’s name to rescued classes, according to Chancellor Dr. Don Q. Griffin.
Read MoreStudent found dead in Aquatic Park Lagoon
City College student Jorge Baires, 19, was found dead Aug. 26 in the Aquatic Park Lagoon, just four hours after he was scheduled to attend an 8 a.m. English class at Ocean campus.
Read MoreRams rally past Wolverines
Wanting to avenge a 27-17 loss to Sierra College last season, the Rams had their hands full as they hosted the Wolverines on Sept. 19.
Read MoreRams take championship in City College tournament
City College hosted Columbia College and College of the Redwoods Sept. 18 for the first annual San Francisco Classic Volleyball Tournament at the Wellness Center.
Read MoreSept. 23 State Your Fashion: Ink Edition
“Inspired Surrealist” Niamh Parsley, a San Francisco local, is a bit of a free spirit who doesn’t like to be pinned down.
Read MoreInjuries too much to overcome in women’s soccer loss to Giants
By Matthew Gomez STAFF WRITER The City College women’s soccer team lost to the College of the Sequoias Giants 2-0
Read MoreReview: Jewett Gallery exhibit shows a variety of punk scene photographs
By Cailie Skelton ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR “Sex Bomb” by punk band Flipper grinds through retro speakers in the lower
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