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Don’t just promote Free City, promote the programs that make up Free City

Don’t just promote Free City, promote the programs that make up Free City

By Casey Ticsay cticsay@mail.ccsf.edu “Barriers Busted, Walls Torn Down, Obstacles Removed.” These are the words printed across banners that hang along Phelan Avenue, each accompanied by portraits of students posing in iconic San Francisco locations. The message is prominent among advertisements placed throughout Muni buses and campus

Safe Injection Sites in San Francisco are a Hindrance to Actual Solutions to the Opioid Crisis

Matthew's Mind By Matthew Cardoza kmcardoza13@gmail.com There has been a silent crisis in this country that has gone on for decades, one which has claimed the lives of thousands of people. It is an insidious disease that leaves behind stray needles in public areas and consumes

High housing costs in San Francisco; Free City becomes more of a necessity.

By Matthew Cardoza kmcardoza13@gmail.com Over the past decade, housing in the Bay Area at large has skyrocketed in cost. Rent in San Francisco alone has increased to an average of $4,400 a month per unit, and the Bay Area it’s up to $2,000 plus a

Americans split over protest

Americans split over protest

By Corey Holt cholt3@mail.ccsf.edu For the past two years, NFL players have been protesting against police brutality and systemic injustices imposed on African Americans. In 2016, Colin Kaepernick was the first NFL player to do so, sacrificing his career as a quarterback making millions of dollars a

Have Your Say

Have Your Say

By MATTHEW CARDOZA What can City college do to make the campus more environmentally friendly? “Do more to encourage biking and public transit, as opposed to driving. Add a bus station arrival or departure sign in the cafeteria.” — Craig Persiko, Computer Science Dept. Chair, Professor “Get rid of smoking areas

Automation in the Food Industry

Automation in the Food Industry

By Matthew Cardoza, Opinion Editor kmcardoza13@gmail.com A notable symptom of our fast technological advances in the past few decades is the decline in simple positions in the workforce, like manufacturing jobs. No longer can a laborer expect their position to last for an extended period of time due

Technology Sucks

Technology Sucks

Special to The Guardsman By Deanna Murillo Technology is one of humanity's greatest achievements. Being able to access information in the masses at any given time is profound. It has not only improved everyday life by providing limitless information almost instantly, but has also allowed for individuals to