Gift Guide
Kinect This Christmas, prepare to experience gaming like you never have before with Kinect for the Xbox 360. The body-recognition
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Month: December 2010
Wikileaks founder Assange tempts fate, proves relevance of WikiLeaks
If Wikileaks founder Julian Assange had any questions about whether his website would change the way governments did their business, I think he got his answer this past week after releasing more than 250,000 leaked U.S. embassy “cables.”
Read MoreLucas Arts
By Omri Petitte Contributing Writer BioWare’s aversion to forcing players to rummage through bushes for crafting materials plays a significant
Read MoreEscape from City College
My never ending education or: How I learned to stop worrying and love public schooling
Read MoreWar criminal George W. Bush still at large
If George W. Bush were arrested and prosecuted for the war crimes committed during his time in office, it would show the world that America can hold powerful government figures accountable for crimes the same way it does ordinary citizens.
Read MoreDADT repeal
By Frank Ladra Though it’s not much of a surprise to most Americans, the Pentagon has announced favor in allowing
Read MoreSunrise ceremony
By Estela Fuentes The Guardsman Thousands gathered at San Francisco’s Pier 33 in the early morning of Thanksgiving Day to
Read More10 Great Records from 2010
Atticus Morris The Guardsman Thanks to the Internet and the explosion in affordable digital recording technology, we live in an
Read MoreLove and Other Drugs
Estella Fuentes The Guardsman “Love and Other Drugs” is more than just another boring love story. The film is about
Read MoreBroken Record review
By Catherine Lee The Guardsman “The Supper Saviors of the Excelsior” The nights of forced choice between beer o’clock and
Read MoreMercado de comunidad de misión
Mission Community Market from The Guardsman on Vimeo.
Read MoreMission Dance Brigade
Mission Dance Brigade from The Guardsman on Vimeo. Photos and Directed by Robert Romano
Read MoreProgram for former prison inmates ‘bursting at the seams’
Despite budget cuts, City College’s Second Chance Program, assisting former California prison inmates with higher education, is set to expand.
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