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Save CCSF coalition organizes

By Madeline Collins The Guardsman Faculty and staff from the Save CCSF Coalition assembled Jan. 30 in Room 108 of Science Hall to plan their upcoming Feb. 6 community meeting at Mission Campus where they will discuss the coalition’s demands and points of unity. Bob Price of the chemistry

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Council discusses retreat By Cassandra Hendry The Guardsman The Ocean Campus Associated Student Council met for a regular meeting on Jan. 16 to discuss an upcoming student leadership and team building retreat—held Jan. 18-20—that they were planning for members of the council. “ I would like to get to

Radical women discuss problems at City College

By Cassandra Hendry Contributor A group of nearly 20 people got together recently at New Valencia Hall in the Tenderloin District in San Francisco to discuss issues currently affecting City College. The Radical Women’s Group, a self described socialist feminist organization which is “immersed in the daily fight against

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Bookloans bite Back By Matthew Ching Associated Students Council Senator Raja Sutherland proposed at a Nov. 7 council meeting that the Bookloan Program charge a flat $20 fee to students who haven’t returned their Bookloan texts and then request that the holds on their transcripts be removed. Students with

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1. UC to pay damages in Davis pepper-sprayingThe University of California will pay damages of $30,000 to each of the 21 UC Davis students and alumni who were pepper-sprayed by campus police during an otherwise peaceful protest 10 months ago, the university system announced on Sept. 26. The agreement,

News Briefs: International students unite, bookstore sells out, new trustee appointed

By Peter Hernandez. City College News Briefs: International Students are uniting this semester and are waiting on funds from "many organizations;" historic college bookstore is likely to be purchased by private interests; Mayor Ed Lee appoints new trustee to replace the late Milton Marks III.

Search for permanent chancellor postponed

By Sara Bloomberg The Guardsman As City College deals with trying to hold onto its accreditation, the search for a new permanent chancellor has been postponed. The current interim chancellor, Pamila Fisher, was hired in May after Don Griffin retired earlier than expected due to a brain tumor and an