Review: Larry June’s Doing it For Me — not quite doing it for me
I find he’s most interesting when he’s in the “finance bro” mentality. He alludes to diversifying your investments/portfolio and real estate deals.
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CCSF alumnus nominated for 2024 Ignatz Award for anthology comic
By: Rae Daniels-Henderson rdanie16@mail.ccsf.edu City College alumnus Desmond Miller is one of Small Press Expo’s “Outstanding Anthology” 2024 Ignatz Award
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Dave Glass Exhibit is Free to the Public at the Tenderloin Museum
Former City College student and professional photographer Dave Glass has a new exhibit at the Tenderloin Museum. His photos showcase everyday life in the Tenderloin for the past 50 years.
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Louie Gutierrez Cooks up Nostalgia and History in The Mission
Being a Mission local, you may think you know Louie Gutierrez – panadero, law school dropout, DJ, radio show host, professional banter-er, filmmaker, anthropologist, City College alum, and much, much more.
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Attend the 10th Anniversary of An Indigenous People’s History of the United States with Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz
Nov. 16 at 6 p.m. join City College in welcoming notable alumna, activist, academic, and published author Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz as they celebrate the 10th anniversary of the publishing of her book, An Indigenous People’s History of the United States.
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City College Hosts Black Lives Matter Co-founder Alicia Garza for Talk on Social Justice and Equality
Alicia Garza, activist and co-founder of Black Lives Matter, spoke about the relationship between culture and policy and urged San Francisco and its people to be active participants in the fight for social justice and equality both locally and on a larger scale.
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Equipto: Hip Hop and Collectivity
An exclusive interview with legendary San Francisco MC and Bored Stiff member, Equipto. He speaks on his crew, Bored Stiff’s beginnings, balancing music and community work, and what it’s like to be an independent artist in 2021.
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Museum Exhibit to Celebrate the Life and Legacy of Bruce Lee
The Chinese Historical Society of America will soon debut an exhibit which offers guests an immersive experience into the life and legacy of San Francisco native and martial arts legend, Bruce Lee.
Read MoreFashion Community Week’s 1st Ever Virtual Fashion Show
Due to this ongoing pandemic, Fashion Community Week is hosting their first ever Virtual Fashion Show throughout the weekend of Sept. 24-27. This includes the International Couture Fashion Show, which features hand made gowns. Anshula Dixit, a current City College fashion student is part of the core staff for Fashion Community Week.
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The Surplus Property of Fort Mason
Since the closure of the Fort Mason Campus, there has been a lot of talk about the disposal of various art supplies that were provided for the students and faculty at the Fort Mason Campus. It’s still a bit unclear of what the Board of Trustees have decided to do, since there has been lots of speculation with the details of their decision.
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Immigrants should teach their children their native language
Immigrants and other people who speak a different language should speak to their children in that language, so their children can reap the benefits of bilinguality.
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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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Virtual Tours Allow World Exploration During Shelter in Place
An overview of websites that offer virtual tours, webcams, and learning activities for families to see the world from their couches during shelter in place.
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