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Educators: Don’t shame gamers, leverage their skills

May 12, 2021May 12, 2021 The Guardsman education, Educators, gaming, virtual, learning, Animal Crossing, opinion, Zero Dawn, video games, Dr. Natalie Coyle, studying, COVID-19, Manon Cadenaule, pandemic, River Bradley

The growing popularity of video games during the COVID-19 pandemic could give more opportunities to students to hone their skills in and out of the classroom.

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Latinos are Watching the President

March 24, 2021 The Guardsman COVID-19, pandemic, Joe Biden, immigration, Joseph R. Biden Jr., education, Latino pride, Health Care, guaranteed paid sick leave, police brutality, and climate change, american dream, fair pay, Latino, reproductive justice, Andy Damian Correa, voting rights

Now that President Biden has taken office, many Latinos feel more empowered and put their trust in the new president.

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City College’s Legacy of Educators Against Institutional Inequity

February 23, 2021February 24, 2021 The Guardsman Viana Goowin, race, education, academic senate, racism, black history month, diversity, equity, DIEC, Samya Brohmi

Presenting Black faculty members’ contributions to higher education access for students of color. How do new diversity resolutions continue their efforts to reach racial equity and representation on campus?

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Documenting City College’s Fight for Free City

February 23, 2021February 24, 2021 The Guardsman LaborUnions, history, SaveCityCollegeCoalition, ESL, Melvin Wong, Educators, ACCJC, Organizing, HigherEd, propa, Shayna Gee, Mickey Ellinger, community, EducationForAll, Vicki Legion, students, PublicEduation, Marcy Rein, teachers, PeoplePower, FCMAT, AFT2121, Movementbuilding, Henry Giroux, resistance, FreeCollege, PM Press, freecity, TuitionFree, education, BookReview, gentrification

A book review of “Free City! The Fight for San Francisco’s City College and Education for All” and an interview with the authors.

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San Francisco Reopens, SFUSD Lawsuit Looming

February 9, 2021February 9, 2021 The Guardsman equity, distance learning, sfusd, Serena Sacharoff, education, Reopening, learning, DPH, lawsuit, public health, students, labor union, teachers, BOE, Shayna Gee, COVID-19

By Shayna Gee On January 28, San Francisco moved to reopen some activities, an announcement made shortly after Governor Newsom

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COVID-19 Continues

December 13, 2020December 16, 2020 The Guardsman students, Latino, Andy Damian Correa, Immigrant, the guardsman, COVID-19, city college, Manon Cadenaule, education, pandemic, CCSF, Youth Reporters, opinion, Telemundo

By Andy Damián-Correa acorrea@theguardsman.com We know about the coronavirus that there have been more than 13 million cases

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It’s All About Business in COVID-19, but Who Is Really Being Left Out?

November 6, 2020November 16, 2020 The Guardsman Emily Trinh, students, Youth Reporters, Latino, Telemundo, mexican, Cancun, Mexico, Miami Herald, Andy Damian Correa, Immigrant, the guardsman, city college, education, COVID-19, CCSF, pandemic, opinion

Fears and anxiety is gripping the nation. Follow Andy Damian-Correa and how he is coping with COVID-19, the elections, and racial injustice regarding LatinX workers.

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The Consistent Resistance

November 6, 2020November 16, 2020 The Guardsman Hannah Asuncion, Afatsi, Melvin Wong, Amy Emerald, art, Eira Kien, Eseosa Edebiri, education, Consistent Resistance, Maria Evbuoma, artist, Art Protest Show, Ricky Rat, housing, speakers, healing, motherhood, justice, abolition, Representation, Midtown Park Apartment Tenants, CCSF Collective, Justice 4 Steven Taylor, Aaron Bogan

The Consistent Resistance is an art protest show which advocates for Black Liberation through intercultural solidarity. The show took place on Oct. 23, at Fillmore St. Cafe, where different speakers talked about various topics such as housing, healing, abolition, and even defending SFPD.

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Voters Concerned Over Country’s Economic Downfall, Election Integrity, and Lack of Resources

October 28, 2020October 28, 2020 The Guardsman elections, Jess Nguen, Andrea Medina, Angelica Nevarez, Lisa Rosenberg, Oyang Teng, Caleb Astey, Mike Davis, education, Kieran Briden, interviews, Annette Mullaney

San Francisco voters including students and City College staff expressed issues they care about in the upcoming election. Some of their concerns pertain to economic issues, housing, election integrity, and providing support during the pandemic.

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Food for thought

September 13, 2017February 25, 2020 The Guardsman education, CCSF, CCSF Journalism, Mark Rocha, Diane Carter, Food insufficiency, USDA, Hunger, the guardsman

By Diane Carter Food insufficiency at two-year community colleges is dangerous because lack of proper nutrition thwarts optimal physical

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Zeena Schreck advocates free education

October 19, 2016February 25, 2020 The Guardsman Bethaney Lee, Free City, Zeena Schreck, prop w, proposition w, free college, arts department, education, theater department, culture

Renowned multimedia artist and spiritual guide Zeena Schreck credits City College as being a key life factor for her in 1979, when the college still offered San Franciscans the free enrollment Proposition W strives to reclaim.