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Local Attorney Proposes Extreme Anti-LGBT Ballot Initiative

By Adrianna Lopez, Sandy Lopez and Martin Hernandez Huntington Beach Attorney Matthew McLaughlin’s ballot initiative calling for the execution of gays and lesbians with a bullet to the head has drawn outrage from the

April 27, 2015

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UC Program Is Pushing for More Community College Transfers

By Meghan Kliewer, Elisa Sanchez and Nanzi Cruz The University of California is seeking more transfers from community colleges at a time when less than 20 percent of Santa Ana College and

April 27, 2015

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High Textbook Costs Push Students to Hunt For Alternatives

By Andrew Mata and Mai Tep During winter break, second-year student Carley Marta was in a frantic bidding war on eBay to buy her books at a substantial discount. “Any amount I can

April 27, 2015

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Skip Class and SAC Could Lose $6,500 in Crucial Government Funding

campus: Being absent at the wrong time can cost college thousands By Haide Hernandez Living in Southern California makes it tempting to skip class on a sunny 75-degree day. It’s one time,

April 27, 2015

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District Officials Address Concerns Surrounding Decision to Re-Arm Safety Officers

District officials decide to re-arm safety officers during winter break By Joanna Meza Upset students confronted district and college officials in a public safety town hall meeting Tuesday, claiming a lack of

April 26, 2015

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Dunlap Hall Renovations Delayed Until At Least 2016

By Joanna Uriostegui Unforeseen complications pushed back the opening of the college’s largest building until at least 2016, district officials said. “The existing Dunlap Hall roof was beyond its useful life and

April 26, 2015

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Santa Ana College Awarded State Department of Finance Grant

By Joanna Plaza-Uriostegui Santa Ana College is receiving $3.57 million for its innovative work in higher education. The California Department of Finance approved 14 institutions for funding through the Awards for Innovation in

April 2, 2015

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Orange County’s Only Planetarium Reopens After Renovations

By Edson Valenzuela and Jose Servin Orange County’s only planetarium is back in orbit. President Erlinda Martinez and Trustee Claudia Alvarez cut the ceremonial ribbon March 17, unveiling the $4.9 million

March 31, 2015

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CSUN Plans to Cut Enrollment Over the Next Few Years

Cal State Universities are reducing enrollment for first-time freshmen and transfer students because of high enrollment rates. CSU Northridge is one of the last campuses to adopt the new standard. By

March 30, 2015

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Campus Security Guards Will Soon Carry Guns

By Joanna Meza District officials are moving forward with a plan to arm security officers throughout the Rancho Santiago Community College District, reversing a 25-year policy that prevented the employment of

March 30, 2015

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