Ladies rock the green
WOMEN’s GOLF. Erin Rapae and Justine Bresnahan decided to swing clubs instead of running around a track for P.E. credit in high school. Rapae,
Remembering a beautiful mind
Steve Paul Jobs, the innovative CEO of Apple, lost his battle with cancer on October 5. The Apple home page displayed a soft black-and-white
College upgrades Wi-Fi
This time next year, students can expect to feel Big Brother over their shoulders as they surf the Internet on a new and improved
Careless Whisper
A Texas student’s quiet remarks about homosexuality spark controversy. All it took was one phrase, but it was enough to get 14-year-old Dakota Ary
Halloween hits the spot
The Associated Student Government and the Inter Club Council of Santa Ana College hosted a Halloween celebration inside the student lounge at The Spot.
A greener campus is still a long way off
As California sinks deeper into its budget nightmare, our school’s obligation to take responsibility and maintain transparency becomes increasingly important. Collectively, we have arrived
Shortages impede recycling
As the pressure to go green increases, the number of available staff needed to keep up continues to drop. Budget cuts have sliced a
School spirit runs deep
SOCCER PROFILE: Freshman forward Christian Supancic tears his way through the field. For soccer players and fans around the world, the number 10 symbolizes