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Student filmmakers debut at Roxie Theater

Student filmmakers debut at Roxie Theater

By Michaela Payne/Copy Editor Fledgling filmmakers from the cinema and broadcast media departments presented 31 short films and 12 public service announcements at the fifth annual Festival of the Moving Image at the Roxie Theater on 16th and Valencia streets, followed by an after-party and raffle in a nearby

World Music Club Showcases CCSF Talent

World Music Club Showcases CCSF Talent

Photo story by Shannon Cole City College’s World Music Club has hosted an annual singing contest on campus for fifteen years. This year, the contest was open to the City College community as well as members of the public. Club president Brian Le and advisor Benedict Lim were on

HOLIDAY PARTY & CLOSING RECEPTION FOR "FACES OF HOPE" Thursday, Dec. 10

HOLIDAY PARTY & CLOSING RECEPTION FOR "FACES OF HOPE" Thursday, Dec. 10

The Department of Journalism Cordially Invites You To Our HOLIDAY PARTY & CLOSING RECEPTION FOR "FACES OF HOPE" SOLO PHOTO EXHIBITION BY JESSICA LIFLAND Thursday, Dec. 10 (2-6 PM) Front Page Gallery Bungalow 615 (Parking Lot Below Rush Stadium) Food & Eggnog | Raffle | Ugly Holiday Sweater Contest (5

"FACES OF HOPE" Closing Reception Party at Front Page Gallery, Thursday, Dec. 10

"FACES OF HOPE" Closing Reception Party at Front Page Gallery, Thursday, Dec. 10

The Department of Journalism Cordially Invites You To Our HOLIDAY PARTY & CLOSING RECEPTION FOR "FACES OF HOPE" SOLO PHOTO EXHIBITION BY JESSICA LIFLAND Thursday, Dec. 10 (2-6 PM) Front Page Gallery Bungalow 615 (Parking Lot Below Rush Stadium) Food & Eggnog | Raffle | Ugly Holiday Sweater Contest (5

80th Anniversary Celebration of The Guardsman A Success

80th Anniversary Celebration of The Guardsman A Success

“If it weren’t for The Guardsman the college wouldn’t have a watch dog — with real bite.” — Joe Fitzgerald Thank You to Those Who Joined Us in Celebration! A special thanks to Safeway Stores, Bare Minerals, and the Department of Journalism for their donation that helped make The Guardsman

The Many Journeys of Instructor Michael Morales

By Shannon Cole/Staff Writer Philosophy Instructor Michael Morales Believes All is Possible Florida Sen. Marco Rubio said at a recent Republican debate, “Welders make more money than philosophers; we need more welders and less philosophers.” But can welders make music, do stand-up comedy or teach a philosophy class? According

Hospitality House

Hospitality House

Photo Story by Natasha Dangond/Photo Editor The Community Arts Program (CAP) is one of the six programs offered through Hospitality House, a multiple-program agency established to provide for adults in the Tenderloin and Mid-Market neighborhoods who struggle with poverty, homelessness and other socioeconomic issues. CAP is the only free-of-charge