The Guardsman

Sign in Subscribe

Opinions & Editorials

Students speak their mind about the potential sale of the lower parking lot

Students speak their mind about the potential sale of the lower parking lot

By Julia Fuller Arrive any later than 9:15 a.m. or 11:15 a.m. at City College by car and you’ll be circling the lot for parking. Mid-morning classes are popular at most schools including City College. They are early enough in the day and still you

Now my lady-brain gets it

By Quip Johnson I was minding my own business when a man saw my movie poster t-shirt, sat down at my table uninvited and began to explain the plot of the film on my shirt. The movie in question was “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.” I helped work on

Enrollment Will Not Grow Without Proper Marketing

Enrollment Will Not Grow Without Proper Marketing

By Bethaney Lee In the bustling world of the 21st century colleges rely on Public Information Officers (PIO) who are responsible for the development of ad campaigns promoting the college and facilitating necessary communication between the various department programs. Typically the position requires an individual to possess a Baccalaureate Degree,

No No Power Rangers

No No Power Rangers

By Robert Jalon The era of nostalgia is upon us and America is hardcore reminiscing about the good old days. Nowhere is this more apparent than in cinema. Reboots and live action offerings are bringing back old favorites and introducing younger fans to movies they missed out on like “Red

Graphic gowns radiate Project Survive’s message

By: Alma Ayala City College’s Project Survive discussed strategies for identifying unhealthy, toxic relationships in a classroom presentation offering resources and information to help students end interpersonal abuse and violence. Since April is rape awareness month, Project Survive has set up the ReDressing Injustice Installation located on the third

Electronic Music Giants Depeche Mode’s 14 Studio Album makes political waves

Electronic Music Giants Depeche Mode’s 14 Studio Album makes political waves

By Adina J. Pernell “Spirit,” Depeche Mode’s 14 studio album released March 17 of this year is definitely an album to “soothe your soul” in these turbulent times. Depeche Mode fans will appreciate a sonic landscape that returns to the mood of the band’s iconic album “Playing The

Up a creek and without transparency

Up a creek and without transparency

By Elena Stuart Between budget cuts, free tuition and the potential of an armed campus police- the City College community finds itself in a very confusing, or rather confused state. Many students appear to be unaware and others are shocked by the college administration’s lack of transparency on current