Lesly Guzman, author at el Don News

‘We’ve never seen something like this’: A COVID-19 Q&A with Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido

Personally, Mayor Pulido, how are you and your family coping with this crisis? Me and my family are fine. I’m not too worried about them. But look, people of all ages can

April 1, 2020

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New Survey Reveals Students Come to School Hungry

Sometimes, Thomas Huggins runs out of food for his family. But the 33-year-old father of two takes classes at Santiago Canyon College, so to fill in the gaps, he uses the Hawks

December 2, 2019

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ASG Plans to Bring Relief to Food Insecure Students

After sending a campus wide online survey for students to find the extent of food and housing insecurity on campus, Santa Ana College’s Associated Student Government intends to have a market to

October 29, 2019

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Mural Encourages Undocumented Students to Spread Their Wings

Ceramics student and mural team member Thomas Roberton might not look like it, but he grew up in Mexico. As an American citizen of Scottish descent, Roberton moved to Mexico with his

October 29, 2019

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Update: Arrests Made in Fatal Early-Morning Shooting on Campus

A Long Beach man was arrested and charged with murder and robbery in the fatal shooting, resulting in a car crash that closed down the Santa Ana College campus Monday, Sept. 16.

September 30, 2019

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The K-Pop Invasion Is Here to Stay

Misunderstandings about the newly popularized KPOP genre has created a negative image for it and ignoring the real epiphany of its influence. K-Pop is much more than a bunch of Asian kids

June 5, 2019

REVIEW: Big Band Dazzles Guests with Sounds of the Blues

Jaqueline Espinoza’s sparkly, cream-colored dress glimmered off the stage lights as the saxophones launched into a mellow, swing tempo. The lead singer of Santa Ana College’s Big Band readied for her solo

May 20, 2019

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REVIEW: Danceworks’ ‘Divergency’ Takes Up A New Stage

The room was pitch black. The murmuring voices of the crowd grew silent. White smoke began to shoot out from the bottom of the stage as dim orange lights began to appear,

May 16, 2019

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Amphitheater Gets Hyped With Hip-Hop at First Art Festival

The emcee cut the music but hands continued to clap on beat. Rapper Rocky Angelini breathed heavily and smiled, his short set complete. The sky was getting darker, with hues of blue

April 22, 2019

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Music Students and Symphony Irvine Collaborate for ‘An Orchestral Celebration’

When Santa Ana music major Emmanuel Cortes was in high school, he played several piano concertos with the all-volunteer Symphony Irvine. “For the most part, I think that the level of challenge

March 2, 2019

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