End Zone Remains Uncharted Land
By: Shane Collins After opening the season with a home loss to the Bakersfield College Renegades, the Dons need to find an offensive identity
Quick First Goal Dooms the Dons
By: Shane Collins After missing several scoring opportunities and suffering from poor calls by game officials, the Dons lost Tuesday to the visiting Mira
Dons Mauled by Wolverines, 3-2
By: Shane Collins The men’s soccer team was mauled by the visiting San Bernardino Wolverines Tuesday after sloppy play and a porous defense. The
New Field Not Pitch Perfect
By: Shane Collins The new $5.6 million soccer complex opened to mix reviews this year. “As grateful as we are to have such a
U.S. Military Strike on Syria is a Must
By: Valeria Bautista and Yesenia Varela Opinion: The country should not tolerate chemical warfare. There are two types of evil—those who perform evil acts,
Getting the Skills to Pay the Bills
By: Mahdee Gill Fast food workers began striking in August to get paid $15 an hour– about twice the minimum wage in California. This
Terrorists Killed Comedy on 9/11
By: JP Chabot After the 9/11 bombings, nothing was funny anymore. All popular culture ceased entirely for a few weeks. Bill Maher couldn’t even
Buildings Crumbling Around Us
Staff Editorial Accidents happen, but campus officials should have seen this one coming years ago. A 200-pound slab of concrete from Russell Hall broke loose