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It's the end of the semester and el Don has a new issue for you! Catch up on the most important Santa Ana College news, find out which sports team won and lost or discover your new favorite place to eat. 🌮
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In case you haven't grabbed a copy on campus yet, you can read our latest issue online (and download a PDF version) here! 📰
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Editors Geo and Ash, Spring 2025
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What's in print 📰
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This current issue features exceptional campus and district news coverage, sassy opinion pieces and a special section dedicated to food in Santa Ana.
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District officials have authorized the spending of up to $50,000 for a legal team to evaluate misconduct accusations regarding a $12 million rebate account kept hidden from the public for nearly three decades. The board of trustees voted during their May 12 meeting that board president Daisy Tong will collaborate with the district’s general counsel—without the involvement of other board …
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Chairs were scattered across the sand, and pallets of seltzers and beers sat stacked near the entrance of Honkey Tonk at the Beach in Bolsa Chica. Around me a team was setting up a performance stage for the opening weekend of the new eatery. They worked quietly so that the sound of waves filled the space. I sat wondering what …
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It's a late May evening in 2024 and the Dons are in a nail-biting playoff game against the Mustangs. The Dons forced extra innings when they scored two runs in the bottom of the ninth, which felt like an eternity ago, as the game is now in the bottom of the 13th inning. Down 11-10 with the bases loaded and …
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Proud cheaters using artificial intelligence to complete their coursework rather than doing it themselves. Artificial bot “students” running AI to compose their discussion posts. Students fumbling over words they can’t pronounce in their PowerPoint presentations because they’ve never actually used those words before. As a student, I have personally suffered from how AI has infected higher education. Instead of refusing …
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