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Je ne suis pas Charlie!

By Khaled Sayed The Guardsman The tragedy of the Charlie Hebdo journalists killed by Islamist extremists in Paris has touched everyone around the world. Amazing solidarity has followed on the street, online, and between both common people and the leaders of the world. The event has brought people together during

Eight players are university-bound

By Marco Siler-Gonzales The Guardsman Eight City College football players have signed Letters of Intent to attend to some of the nation’s most prestigious universities. On offense the players include Malik Cervantes-Cuellar (University of Missouri), Dominic DeSouza (Baylor University), Connor Brennan (University of Illinois), and Cole Hikutini (University of

Rams Lose Championship in a Heartbreaker

Rams Lose Championship in a Heartbreaker

By Patrick Cochran The Guardsman The two teams battled back-and-forth all afternoon, but in the end, the City College of San Francisco Rams were unable to overcome the talented Mt. San Antonio Mounties. Losing the California Community College Athletic Association football championship game 27-17 was a rough way to end

Meet the man behind Cafe de la Mission

Meet the man behind Cafe de la Mission

By Calindra Revier The Guardsman Alberto Campos stands alone when it comes to feeding students and providing a late-night jolt at City College’s Mission Center, but he also retains a position as a community man. Campos, 45, is the owner of Cafe de la Mission, which can be found

Balboa Reservoir considered for development

Balboa Reservoir considered for development

By Patrick Fitzgerald The Guardsman A San Francisco Business Times’ blog post dated Nov. 17 mentioning a possible Balboa Reservoir affordable housing development is premature according to Project Manager John Gavin of the Office of Economic and Workforce Development (OEWD). Balboa Reservoir located at 50 Phelan Avenue is currently used

Project SURVIVE turn 20

Project SURVIVE turn 20

By Charles Innis The Guardsman Since 1994, City College’s Project SURVIVE has given over 4,000 peer presentations tackling the oft-avoided subjects of sexual violence and abusive relationships to students. The peer-education program, administered through the Women’s Studies department, trains students to present on these issues in order

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.