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Stem Education

By: Carolina Nieto Teacher education sessions take place next month at Santa Ana College. The STEM Teacher Scholars Program meeting is Nov. 12 in L-225. Benefits of the program include hands-on training and
October 20, 2013

Pet Adoption

By: Jorge Campos OC Animal Care will host its fifth annual Meet Your Mature Match event Saturday. Visitors can play with older uncaged dogs that are free to frolic. All animals will
October 20, 2013

Book Vs. Machine

By: Jorge Campos Rancho Santiago Community College District is presenting a forum on trends indigital textbooks and online academic open-source materials. The event shows the availability of digital resources for college students.
October 20, 2013

Boo at the Zoo

By: Nashe Harley The Santa Ana Zoo hosts its annual Halloween festival this week. Visitors trick-or-treating throughout the zoo can view nocturnal animals, ride a train and see a parade. A walk
October 20, 2013

Dark Encounter

By: Jocelyne Poblador A female student was forced to drive an unknown suspect to Target for a cell phone charger Oct. 2, according to campus safety officers. The incident occurred in the
October 10, 2013

SAC Celebrates Latino Hertiage

By: Katie Porter Groups of students huddled around booths displaying cultural artifacts while bonding over shared experiences, talking about relatives back home and trips to their birthplaces. For Latin Heritage Month, the
October 10, 2013

STD Education

  By: Ricardo Hernandez Santa Ana College nursing students are holding seminars teaching students about sexually transmitted diseases this month. The seminars discuss how sexually transmitted diseases are caused and the way
October 10, 2013

Panel Patched Up

By: C. Harold Pierce The concrete panel section that crashed three stories below from Russell Hall Sept. 15 has been replaced. Since then, plywood boards have been screwed to the inside of
September 29, 2013

Smoked Out

By: Katie Porter and Nashe Harley Pending restrictions on e-cigarettes may leave users with fewer places to take a drag. Catching some shade under a tree, Jorge Varela puffs on an e-cigarette
September 29, 2013
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Rock and Print Collide In Oct.

By: Dana Bell Rock ‘n roll and banned books have a lot in common, often including raw anger and explicit content. In October, Nealley Library is honoring Banned Books Week by uniting
September 29, 2013
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