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Students React to Class Cuts

By Diana Guzman dianaanaid.gf@gmail.com City College administrators eliminated many campus programs. In order to balance the college’s budget, the City College administration eliminated some of the courses in departments like Culinary Arts, Engineering, Physical Education, Journalism, Lifelong Learning courses for older Adults, and many more. Approximately

Zero Waste Club Organizes Campus Trash Pickup

By Rachel Berning rbernin1@mail.ccsf.edu City College’s Zero Waste Club has emphasized their dedication to the environment by organizing a campus cleanup to take place every Wednesday in order to keep the area around Ocean campus more tidy. During the cleanup, several participants focused their attention to

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David Mamaril Horowitz Wins Third Place for Reporter of the Year

David Mamaril Horowitz Wins Third Place for Reporter of the Year

David Mamaril Horowitz Wins Third Place for Reporter of the Year By Jennifer Yin jyin4@mail.ccsf.edu Two weeks before former Guardsman reporter, David Mamaril Horowitz, was expected to board an airplane to Washington D.C. for the 2019 Associated Collegiate Press (ACP) and Ernie Pyle Reporter of the

Bomb Scare Raises Alarms Around Emergency Text Notifications

Bomb Scare Raises Alarms Around Emergency Text Notifications

Tweet By Meyer Gorelick msggorelick@gmail.com The bomb threat that prompted the evacuation of three buildings on Ocean campus on Oct. 17 was a false alarm, but raised questions over the emergency notification systems City College has in place. The City College Police Department worked in tandem with the

Rodents Leave Unpleasant Surprise for Library ITS Workers

By Lisa Martin lisamartin.562@gmail.com Workers from City College’s information technology services (ITS) department made a gruesome discovery on Wednesday, Oct. 23 when they opened a closet in Rosenberg Library and found rodent feces scattered across the floor. Upon their search of telecommunications closet 406B, one of

In Upcoming Elections, Incumbency May Be an Advantage or a Liability

By Tyler Breisacher tbreisac@mail.ccsf.edu The advantage of incumbency will play a major role Tuesday, Nov. 5 when voters across San Francisco elect a district attorney and voters in District 5 choose a supervisor to represent them at City Hall. City College's faculty union, AFT 2121,