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OPINION: Accreditation's shady past

By Alex Schmaus The Guardsman The private organization threatening to close City College is itself a threat to equity, democracy and justice. Sherrill Amador, the chair of the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, has a controversial past herself. Amador resigned from her post as president of Palomar College

Escape From CCSF: Student Loans Again!

It’s time for student debt, round 2!

OP-ED:Veteran's Alliance Lacks Transparency

City College’s Veteran’s Alliance has a lack of transparency, and some officers have acted in ethically questionable ways.

COMMUNITY COLLEGES PROMISE: WE WILL FIGHT

The California Community College Student “Success” Task Force is a name that parodies itself. The Task Force, charged with streamlining colleges across California, has assembled an eighty-page document that will tear apart the community college system as we know it.

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Pelosi turns her back on Bay Area students

For-profit schools have been wildly out of control due to lax regulation. When congress had a chance to take a stand on these exploitive colleges, Nancy Pelosi backed the wrong side in the fight.

The Implications of Johannes Mehserle's Release

The wounds of a community shaken to its core by a single gun shot, fired into the back of an unarmed, face-down BART passenger on Jan. 1, 2009, will likely be ripped open again with Johannes Mehserle’s release from prison on June 13.