Campus Security Guards Will Soon Carry Guns
By Joanna Meza District officials are moving forward with a plan to arm security officers throughout the Rancho Santiago Community College District, reversing
District’s Foundation Deal With Saudi Arabia Sparks Protests
The district is finalizing a $105 million deal with the Middle Eastern nation By Jose Servin Despite opposition from faculty and staff, the Rancho
Santa Ana College Signs Articulation Agreement With University of Iowa
By R. Nicanor Santana The first out-of-state articulation agreement for International Business was signed in February. SAC’s Global Entrepreneurship Department allows students to transfer
Getting To Know: Martha Vargas
Transfer Center counseling coordinator’s goal is to help students achieve dreams. By Joanna P. Uriostegui Martha Vargas’ family left Guadalajara, Mexico after her mother
Popular Supplement Has It’s Risks
By KevinVelazquez Eating food with good fats like omega-3 is recommended for the health benefits, but the supplements might not hold the same
RSCCD Foundation’s Saudi Deal Sucks
By closing the deal with two Middle Eastcolleges, SAC would compromise its values Staff Editorial Contracting with Saudi Arabia has sparked an ongoing argument this
Flag Should Fly in Public
By Matthew Salzer Earlier this month six members of the legislative council of UC Irvine’s Associated Students organization voted to ban all flags from
Comedian Steve Martin’s Play Hits the Stage at Santa Ana College
By Nashe Harley Actor, comedian and Santa Ana College alumnus Steve Martin’s play, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, portrays the fictional meeting of two