Campus Safety and police on lookout for car hopping male suspect
By C. Harold Pierce A female student got an unwelcome passenger in her car Thursday morning on campus. The student was waiting for
Dons ninth inning Comeback downs Comets
By Jorge Campos Sophomore third baseman Daniel Martinez roped a walk-off single into right field that capped a three-run-ninth-inning comeback 6-5 victory against
Centennial Education Center gets five more years
Students at the Centennial Education Center, an adult education center in Centennial Park, will be able to stay in their space for at least
Dons give up first loss this season
By Jorge Campos The San Diego College Olympians took advantage of a weak Dons’ bullpen Friday, rounding up seven runs off five hits,
Part-Time Jobs Made Scarce by Temps
By: Alex Olivares At Macy’s there are dozens of employees in various departments sweeping, cashiering and stocking. They work together but about a fifth
Water Supply Hits Record Low
By: Aaron Vasquez Gov. Jerry Brown declared a drought emergency last month. California is dry, and there is not enough water to quench our
Coke Commerical Shows Diversity
By: Aaron Vasquez Coca-Cola’s Super Bowl ad brought up unnecessary controversy about the diversity of America. Many posted on Twitter complaining about how America
Beating Leaves a Mark Downtown
Staff Editorial Kim Pham’s death outside a Santa Ana nightclub resurrects the city’s history of crime and violence In one night, Downtown Santa Ana