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SAC Athletes Sustain Fewer Brain Injuries Than College Average

By Diana Viera reshman defender Kelly Hanna never thought she would end up in the emergency room with a head injury. Following a corner play in a match earlier this season, Hanna

October 27, 2015

Sports

Don’t Want to Get Sick This Season? Here’s Why You Need a Flu Shot

By Arleeny Escarcega, Nancy Vargas and Josh Fuentes ith upcoming midterms and finals, many students are not taking the necessary steps to prevent coming down with the flu. An informal poll of

October 27, 2015

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During Dia de los Muertos, the Living Bond With the Dead

By Gracia Sanchez uitars played hard as families danced harder. This was the rhythm for the night, as party-goers surrounded by skulls and altars celebrated life at last year’s Dia de los

October 26, 2015

Lifestyle

Colleges Should Keep Their Free Speech Policies Open to Interpretation

By Itzel Quintana The UC Board of Regents may change its freedom of speech policy to protect students from religious, ethnic and gender bias. While rewriting rules in an attempt to protect

October 26, 2015

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Illegal Street Racing in Orange County Is Turning Deadly

By Laura Garcia Golden West College student Jessica Dayoan was riding shotgun in her brother Jorel’s souped-up car on her way to an afternoon biology class in April when an impromptu street

October 26, 2015

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Celebrities and Athletes Are Pushing Sneaker Culture Mainstream

By John Olivares Consumers are buying sneakers now more than ever, launching the sneaker culture into the mainstream. Decades ago, sneakers were casual footwear, designated for going to the gym or mowing

October 22, 2015

Lifestyle

Swipe Left: Why I Gave Up On Tinder After One Night

By Kevin Vazquez Waiting for an Uber on a recent Saturday night, my friends are glued to their phones, swiping away, trying to find a date for the evening. In order to

October 20, 2015

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Victims Raise Awareness of Domestic and Sexual Violence

By Meghan Kliewer The Clothesline Project traveled to Santa Ana College Wednesday for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The Clothesline Project began in 2001, with eight shirts decorated by victims to promote awareness

October 19, 2015

Health·News

Digital Media Center Opens Doors To Community

By Itzel Quintana The Digital Media Center opened its doors to the community during an Open House event in conjunction with the OC Film Fiesta on Oct. 16. Attendees were gathered into groups

October 19, 2015

News·Technology

The Basement Escape Room Is A Serial Killer’s Dream

By Juan Avila It looks like a regular warehouse on Foothill Boulevard, but on the inside The Basement in quiet Sylmar is a high-end, immersive escape room with one way in and

October 16, 2015

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