California’s new Adult Use of Marijuana Act deserves our support because it gives us more freedom, boosts our economy and eliminates jail time and fines for adults carrying small amounts of pot.
In the longest list of ballot measures since 2000, on Tuesday California residents will vote on a range of propositions. The ballot measures range from background checks for purchasing ammunition to the reformation and repeal
Even before her album Badlands was released last year, the singer Halsey, 21, was already on people’s minds. The video for “Ghost,” her first hit, stunned not only indie rock fans drawn
By Noemi Mosqueda In a little house surrounded by dirt roads and lots of animals, Itzel Luna thought she had it all — a small, but beautiful, home in Tzitzingareo Michoacán, Mexico,
By Meghan Kliewer Social media interaction can damage the way you perceive yourself. Young adults use social media the most of any age group, Pew Research Center found. We, as college students,
By Itzel Quintana Summer vacation is around the corner and many students are planning to take advantage of their break from school. Whether it’s going down to the beach or taking a
By Arleeny Escarcega David Lopez is leaving Santa Ana College and the music department on a high note. Although he’s not officially retiring until June 2017, this fall will be the first
By Rosalia Cato Protesting at political rallies can make demonstrators look bad when they are not organized. While at the Donald Trump rally in April at the Costa Mesa fairgrounds, anti-Trump protesters
By Dianna Mendoza, Mary Nguyen and Annie Lam Santa Ana College’s dance department showcased Gentle Strength, a program choreographed by students, at Phillips Hall Theatre May 5 through May 7. The production