Freedom through Facebook
Political activists and organizers are discovering social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter have potential far beyond recording the minutia of a person’s life in 140 characters or less.
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Month: February 2011
Task force proposes new tactics to combat hep c
By Brian Rinker The Guardsman A safe injection site for intravenous drug users has attracted more attention than other, possibly
Read MoreCity swims to victory
By Amarah Enkil The Guardsman The City College women’s swim team went up against Laney College at the Wellness Center
Read MoreThe Fed’s books must be opened
In the wake of the financial collapse of 2008, the Federal Reserve Bank has been in the spotlight over allegations of unlawfully handing out taxpayer money to mega-corporations.
Read MoreCollege showcases African-American history with talks and exhibits
City College is recognizing African-American History Month with a series of lectures on this year’s theme, “African-Americans and the Civil War.”
Read MoreCash not vouchers should stay the recycling norm; Supervisor’s proposal is presumptuous
San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener wants to change the redemption value of recyclables from cash to food vouchers.
Read More‘Tiger mom’ stirs angry controversy with child-rearing memoir
All eyes are on Amy Chua, Yale law professor and “Tiger Mom,” as her latest book “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother” has stirred up controversy.
Read MoreArtifacts from ancient Mexican culture displayed at de Young
Outside the Diego Rivera Theatre is a statue of a head that is linked to some of the oldest inhabitants of the Americas — the Olmec, an ancient civilization that lived in what is now Mexico.
Read MoreFootball players move on to 4-year programs
Football players entering the Rams program have two things on their mind — the game, and what comes next.
Read MoreRams softball gets season’s first win
After being down by eight runs after the first two innings, sophomore outfielder Megan McGuire spoke up.
Read MoreOcean campus showcase feature
City College, San Francisco, February 23, 2011 – Guardsman Online reporter Brian Rinker checks out the Pierre Coste Dining Hall
Read MoreSan Francisco celebrates Egyptian revolution
Civic Center, February 14, 2011 – An anti-Mubarak rally celebrates the last minute news of Mubarak being ousted from Egyptian
Read MoreREVOLUTION: Mubarak yields to protesters, ends 30-year presidency
More than two hundred people gathered in UN Plaza Feb. 11 to dance and sing in celebration of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s official resignation after 18 days of continuous protest by the Egyptian people.
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