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Summer Session

By Katie Porter Enrollment for summer classes starts this month. Priority registration begins May 16 for veterans, foster youth and CalWORKs, DSPS and EOPS students. Rolling registration starts May 18 for continuing

May 12, 2014

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Dancers Become Elevated

[rev_slider Elevation] Photos by Liz Monroy / el Don Story by Jocelyne Poblador ancers step into a spot light, thrusting their hips and popping their butts in time with the music. Girls

May 10, 2014

Lifestyle·Top Stories

Dons Advance in Regional Playoffs

By Rogelio Santana The Dons advanced to the California Community College Athletic Association Super Regionals with a 3-0 victory over visiting Allan Hancock College Sunday. The Dons stole bases before scoring each

May 6, 2014

Sports

Dons Sweep Series to Advance in Playoffs

By Edson Valenzuela The Dons took advantage of wild pitches and throwing errors Saturday to clinch a 6-1 victory against the Long Beach City College Vikings, completing a two game sweep and

May 6, 2014

Sports·Uncategorized

Four SAC Professors Elected to Faculty Association Board

By Katie Porter The district’s Faculty Association has elected five RSCCD members to its Executive Board. Four Santa Ana College teachers make up the electees, including astronomy professor Steve Eastmond, English

May 6, 2014

News

Dons make short work of vikings

By Vanessa Cortez The Dons took advantage of four pitching changes and costly errors Friday during the first round of CCCAA Southern Regional Playoffs, defeating Long Beach City College 17-6. “Unfortunately

May 3, 2014

Sports

What the heck is a “D-Bag?”

May 2, 2014

Lifestyle·Style Multimedia

Backed Up Toilets Baffle Maintenance Workers

By C. Harold Pierce Low water pressure that had toilets, sinks and urinals filling up with waste and overflowing in several campus buildings Thursday is back to normal, college officials said. After about

May 1, 2014

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The Drought Is Far From Over

By Aaron Vasquez Santa Ana has not been majorly affected by the current drought that has left some parts of California thirsty. In the early ‘90s water shortages prompted plumbing code

May 1, 2014

News

Sterling Discriminates Against Every Color But Green

By Alex Olivares When Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling’s comments about minorities surfaced, there was confusion about how a racist could associate himself with a predominately black sport. The answer is

April 30, 2014

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