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City College community needs to step up to the plate

City College community needs to step up to the plate

By Patrick Fitzgerald The Guardsman On the eve of City College of San Francisco’s 80th birthday, we would do well to remember the words above the entrance of the Science Hall. You do remember those words right? It is easy for us to take our community college for granted.

Olmec head made out of volcanic rock turns 10

Olmec head made out of volcanic rock turns 10

By Mary Strope The Guardsman Nestled in the Frida Kahlo Garden courtyard adjacent to Ocean Campus’ Diego Rivera Theatre sits El Rey, a looming, 14-ton replica of an ancient Olmec head made of igneous volcanic rock. Ten years ago this October, Ignacio Pérez Solano’s 9-foot statue completed a 2,

Health Center prepares for possible outbreak; gears up for vigorous informational campaign

Health Center prepares for possible outbreak; gears up for vigorous informational campaign

By Bridgid Skiba The Guardsman City College is preparing for the Ebola virus should the disease become a national crisis, according to Becky Perelli, the college's health center director. Perelli said she is already in communication with the federal Center for Disease Control and San Francisco's

Men's basketball take down Hawks

The City College men's basketball team had an impressive 90-58 win over Las Positas College, in which the Rams clearly outmatched their opponent. Despite the dominating win, head coach Justin Labagh was not completely impressed with his teams win.

Jazz duo plays for Black History Month

Jazz duo plays for Black History Month

City College celebrates Black History Month with a performance and lecture by Six Roses, the jazz duo of guitarist Michael Cavaseno and saxophonist David Boyce, at Ocean campus, Monday, Feb. 10, 2014. The duo has been performing on and off together for over 20 years. Eclecticism, spontaneity creativity and passion