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Learning Curve

By Nashe Harley Bowers Museum presents Il Primo Incarico (The First Assignment) May 18. The film, which is set in

Male Star Reveals his X-Rated Life

Q&A By C. Harold Pierce After a decade of performing in nearly 1,000 scenes while working for studios including Bangbros,

District Raises Parking Penalty

By Aaron Vasquez Parking fines increased for the first time in 20 years when citation costs more than doubled from

Scared Speech

By Rogelio Santana The Communication Studies Department hosts its third seminar, “Overcoming Speech Anxiety” May 15, covering what communication anxiety

Check Yourself

By Rogelio Santana The Center OC offers free HIV tests. Counselors, caseworkers and referral services are also available. Appointments can

Two Fires Ignited by Lit Cigarettes

By Katie Porter Two small fires on campus were started by improperly disposed cigarettes, campus safety officials said. A smoldering

Cheap Thrills

By Katie Porter For a limited time the OC Fair offers discounted rates online on premium passes for its summertime

Summer Session

By Katie Porter Enrollment for summer classes starts this month. Priority registration begins May 16 for veterans, foster youth and

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

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