
Young Lives Lost
November 10, 2014
The man who hit and killed girls in a crosswalk had a suspended license, police officials said. Staff Editorial Halloween is a holiday for

UC Restrooms Now Neutral
November 10, 2014
By Amanda Zive In recent weeks UC President Janet Napolitano has announced the decision to convert all single stall bathrooms on campus into gender-neutral

Chasing the Title
November 10, 2014
With one home game left, the conference’s top spot remains unclaimed By Jorge Campos and Jaime Buenaventura Despite an ankle injury to goalkeeper Dennis

Vazquez, Avila Set Top Times
November 10, 2014
Sophomore runners Azahalea Vazquez and Jazmin Avila refuse to let their college careers end without the best times. Vazquez finished 10th and Avila 16th

Dons Lose on the Road
November 10, 2014
By Matthew Salzer Mt. San Antonio College defeated the Dons soundly by 34-6 Wednesday, winning the first four matches in a row. Santa Ana

No Glove, Still Love
November 10, 2014
Millenials use birth control but are less wary of sexually transmitted diseases By Amanda Zive Condom use among young people declines as they go

It’s Under Your Skin
November 10, 2014
Contraceptive prevents pregnancies for up to three years By Annie Lam Unconventional methods of birth control like implants may be the safer choice for

Grab a Cup of Sodium
November 10, 2014
By Jasmine Williams With college students on a tight budget, opting for ramen noodles as a quick and cheap meal could come at