Fashionistas – a department at large
A look at the fashion department and what they’re up to.
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Month: April 2010
Stats prompt SFPD to assist City College
Ingleside officers have been conducting undercover “sting” operations at Ocean campus since January.
Read MoreOfficials stretch cash to furnish Multi-Use Facility
City College is looking to reduce its carbon footprint at Ocean campus with the new Multi-Use Facility scheduled to open this fall.
Read MoreStreet 415:Literary treasures hidden near campus
Recently a reader approached me and asked if The Guardsman pays for my expenses — for instance, a mediocre $13 martini in a crummy, depressing hotel bar. To this I could only reply bitterly: no, The Guardsman does not pay for any of my expenses, alcohol-related or otherwise.
Read MoreFour Ocean Avenue shops serve bold flavor
Coffee and college students — a combination that will live long after any current City College student graduates.
Read MoreCity College employee Debra Porter dies
Deborah Kay Porter, a devoted City College management assistant and long-time Service Employees International Union member, died April 8 after an eight-month battle with lung cancer. She was 56 years old.
Read MoreRams waste pitching gem, fall in extras at home
After pitching a complete game victory over San Jose City College in his previous start, Rams sophomore Jared Freitas took the mound April 24 against visiting San Mateo (18-4), hoping to get his third consecutive victory and help the Rams earn a late season upset.
Read MoreCity Colleges students plan to attend next budget and education Subcommittee meeting
By Don Clyde The Guardsman Students are encouraged to attend a May 5 meeting at the state Capitol to testify
Read MoreEvacuation drill scheduled for early May
By Ramsey El-Qare The Guardsman A district-wide emergency evacuation drill will take place on a random day and time during
Read MoreSummer school to resume in 2011
Number of classes greatly diminished from 2009 level By Don Clyde The Guardsman A Board of Trustees resolution from the
Read MoreSenate fights growing tuition fees for UCs and CSUs
By William Chamberlin The Guardsman Two Senate bills were heard on April 21 that directly combat future tuition fee increases
Read More‘City College Three’ await preliminary hearing date
By Hannah Weiner The Guardsman A status hearing concerning the misappropriation of funds case involving former City College Chancellor Phillip
Read MoreOnline textbooks promoted as low-cost alternative
By Tania Cervantes The Guardsman The City College Textbook Affordability Task Force has launched a campaign to promote the use
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