Armed Man Arrested Off Campus
[slideshow_deploy id=’20783′] By Diana Viera, Arleeny Escarcega and Laura Garcia An armed man who was fleeing police was captured and arrested today just yards
Theater Department Challenges Gender Boundaries With David Mamet Play
By Annie Lam Director Chris Cannon spent about eight weeks reconstructing David Mamet’s Glengarry Glen Ross, by switching roles to speak against gender inequality. Originally played
Campus Security Absent During Possible Threat
By Jose Servin and John Olivares A threatening note left by a suspicious man wandering Santa Ana College Saturday led a communications professor to
The Dangers of Restrictive Dieting
By Meghan Kliewer Diets typically help people lose weight, but sometimes the costs outweigh the expected benefits. The popularity of trendy restrictive diets, like juice cleanses or
Transgender Don Named Female Student-Athlete of the Year
By Diana Viera Sophomore Chloe Anderson was awarded the Female Scholar Athlete of the Year this past Friday at the 2015-2016 Student Athlete Awards. She is the
Dons Finish Strong Behind MVP
By Diana Viera Backed by three all conference players and better team dynamics, including the Dons’ first MVP in 14 years, Santa Ana College won eight
Parking Is Santa Ana College’s Oldest Problem
By Diana Viera The first-ever staff editorial written in el Don in 1923 was about parking issues. It’s still a problem today. Leaving home an hour
Election 2016: The Pros and Cons of Voting for Bernie Sanders
WHY HE SHOULD BE PRESIDENT By Gracia Sanchez Bernie Sanders might be the first socialist to go this far in the presidential nominations. His policies are especially