Kindergartners Become SAC Students For a Day
By Rogelio Santana At least 1,000 kindergartners from Santa Ana elementary schools shuffled throughout the campus quad March 7 during the 20th annual KinderCaminata
Dons Sink Pirates’ Ship Early at Home
By C. Harold Pierce Sophomore Heather Robertson crushed the ball past the right field fence for a three-RBI walk-off home run Wednesday, ending the
Monthly Photo Albums
By: Chelsea Ybanez The Groovebook app takes all your favorite photos stuck in a smartphone library, compiles them a 100 page album, and sends
For Your Eyes Only
By: C. Harold Pierce Privacy is a relic of the past. Millennials do not value privacy, and the majority of them do not understand
Mozilla Smartphone
By: C. Harold Pierce Consumers rejoiced when Apple released a $99 iPhone last year, but Mozilla is introducing an alternative four times cheaper. The
IBM Gets Cooking
By: C. Harold Pierce When geeks decide the dinner menu, weird combinations are created. At least that’s what the IBM Food Truck has proven.
Is the Party Over?
By: Alex Olivares The California Supreme Court decided last month that hosts charging entrance fees and serving alcohol at their house parties are liable
Police Shooting Triggers Anger
When a former student was fatally shot by police, activists accused police of brutality, but shootings are tragic for everyone, including the cop Staff