Healing in the USA
A Retrospective Look at America’s fledging healthcare system By Jeanne Barkemeijer De Wit In 1950s America, getting medical care was a relatively simple process.
Affordable Health Care
By Amanda Zive Any student that pays the $19 health fee at the beginning of the school year has full access to the Health
Egg-Saggeration
Maybe your grandmother called breakfast the most important meal of the day, but think again. Today’s health experts question the old wisdom. By Izabella
When Love Turns Deadly
Three years ago SAC professor Kesha Curtis was killed by her husband By Martin Syjuco eside a solitary cherry tree growing in the garden
Burglar Strikes at SAC
By Liz Monroy A burglar broke into an empty Phillips Hall Theatre early Sept. 6, making off with thousands of dollars of equipment and
Zarske Calls Out Trustees
By Harold Pierce Faculty leaders lambasted the board of trustees Monday when the group violated its own ethics policy and took the first step
Getting to Know: Raquel Manriquez
By Rogelio Santana Even before attending Kindergarten, Associated Student Government president Raquel Manriquez had a connection to Santa Ana College. Her mother attended dance
President Obama Announced Plan to curb ISIS
By Jovany Leon In a televised speech to the nation Wednesday night, President Obama announced a plan that could curb the threat of the