Cheap Thrills
By Katie Porter For a limited time the OC Fair offers discounted rates online on premium passes for its summertime event. The Super Pass, which can be bought at ocfair.com, offers express
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Summer Session
By Katie Porter Enrollment for summer classes starts this month. Priority registration begins May 16 for veterans, foster youth and CalWORKs, DSPS and EOPS students. Rolling registration starts May 18 for continuing
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 College teachers make up the electees, including astronomy professor Steve Eastmond, English
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 campus buildings Thursday is back to normal, college officials said. After about
The Drought Is Far From Over
By Aaron Vasquez Santa Ana has not been majorly affected by the current drought that has left some parts of California thirsty. In the early ‘90s water shortages prompted plumbing code
Gusty Winds Force Spring Fest Indoors
By Rogelio Santana Club members crammed into The Spot Wednesday when gusty winds forced the Interclub Council’s annual Spring Fest indoors. “It brought us closer as clubs,” Club Apple Community Service Coordinator
Sterling Banned for Life After Racist Remarks
NEWS ANALYSIS By C. Harold Pierce It couldn’t get much worse for Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling. National Basketball Association Commissioner Adam Silver lowered the hammer Tuesday for racist statements Sterling made,
Man In the Middle
By C. Harold Pierce When Los Angeles Times columnist Ruben Salazar died in 1970, people said he became a martyr for the burgeoning Chicano Civil Rights Movement; a reporter targeted by
Play Mines Santa Ana Experience
Joanna Meza / el Don Local playwright and former Santa Ana College instructor Jose Cruz Gonzalez has been collecting stories from residents throughout Santa Ana. “This is a play about them, for them
Cal State Costs Rise with New Fee
By Katie Porter New fees implemented at some Cal State schools are increasing semester costs by several hundred dollars. Despite student protests, 11 CSUs will charge a Student Success Fee that