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SEIU Leader Fights for Custodians’ Rights

LABOR RIGHTS By Andy Bays International Workers Day is Sunday, May 1, also known as May Day. Its history involves more than just a colorful maypole, with long-standing traditions about honoring working people, demonstrating in the streets and displaying union pride. Many employees at City College are members of the

Front Page Gallery Exhibit Extended to May 18, 2016

Front Page Gallery Exhibit Extended to May 18, 2016

Thank you everyone for coming and supporting the artists at the "A Window to the World" opening reception. The gallery received many great feedback about the show. Due to the great success, Front Page Gallery is pleased to announce that we will be extending the exhibition to May

April 14 - April 27, 2016 Events Calendar

Low Tech Performance The lights on, lights off (hence low tech) dance performance offers a great opportunity for students and faculty to present dances and new material without the pressure. For more information: Jeanne Hughes at 415-239-3412 or jhughes@ccsf.edu Sat., April 23, 6:00-8 p.m. Performance Studio

'Chicago' Brings the Roaring '20s to the 21st Century

'Chicago' Brings the Roaring '20s to the 21st Century

By Margaret Weir City College finally got its hands on the iconic musical “Chicago” 11 years after the theatre department applied for the rights. Samuel French Inc., a company that licenses plays to schools and theatre troupes, is bogged down by requests for “Chicago.” Director Deborah Shaw and her colleagues,

Swing Into Free Dance Classes At City College

Swing Into Free Dance Classes At City College

By Michaela Payne No need to commit till you fall in love. Just try out a City College dance class during National Dance Week, April 23 to 28, and it might spin you head over heels. Like falling over your feet in a tango lesson. Or trying to spin on

Photos Hint of California’s Charms At Gallery Obscura

Photos Hint of California’s Charms At Gallery Obscura

By Michaela Payne The new show at the photography department’s Gallery Obscura is “Space Oddity” by Heidi Judge, featuring 11 black and white images through April 30. Judge named the show “Space Oddity” only partly after the David Bowie album with the same name. “It’s more because my

The Guardsman/Etc. Magazine Win JACC Awards

The Guardsman and Etc. Magazine won a combined 12 awards at the 2016 Journalism Association of Community Colleges state convention held March 17-20 in Burbank. The award winners from City College’s journalism department were as follow: Mail-In Contest Editorial CartoonSerina MercardoFirst Place Illustration Serina Mercado Honorable Mention Feature Story