Causes showcased across the quad
CAMPUS ISSUES. Protesters and demonstrators for two different causes took a stand on campus last week, one group holding signs, the other in a
Vandalism persists on campus
College loses money, time on graffiti cleanups. A repeat offender tagged the C-Building men’s bathroom last week, adding to the college’s aesthetic and financial
Officials not so hot for teacher
EDUCATION. Stacie Halas, an eighth-grade science teacher at Haydock Intermediate School in Oxnard, Calif., was fired after students found pornographic videos of her on
Dons win five straight games
FOOTBALL. The football team steam-rolled through five straight wins, giving the Dons a chance to enter the playoffs for the first time ever. “It
Chronic illness a lifetime burden
COMMUNITY PROFILE: Sophomore struggles after suffering rare internal disease. Janet Leon felt abdominal pains, nausea and fatigue one week in March. Thinking she had
President gets four more years
ELECTION 2012. With the 2012 election results in, President Barack Obama overcame a stagnant economy, increased debt and high unemployment to win a second
Three runners qualify for state
WOMEN CROSS COUNTRY. Cross-country runners Alicia Sotelo, Queztalin Tepayotl and Cecilia Chavez qualified for the Nov. 17 State Championships in Fresno. “Only the top
It’s time to go ‘brough
STAFF EDITORIAL. Board President Phillip Yarbrough has placed his political interests ahead of quality education. District Trustee Phillip Yarbrough’s recent opinion published in the