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Fashion students collaborate with SHEINX at Santa Ana College

Fashion Design Major, Nicole Rivas, wanted something that combined art and sewing so she took one semester to explore different classes at Santa Ana College. She took a piano class, an art

November 20, 2023

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Microdosing for mental health

Moliòn Kamauali, a computer science major, served in Iraq and was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder in 2016. Kamauali endured many stressors and injuries while in the military. Back at home, Kamauali

November 8, 2023

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Students find jobs at Santa Ana College

As a full-time student at Santa Ana College, Sophomore criminal justice major AJ Mercado had been looking for a job closer to campus. Her commute to campus from Fountain Valley was challenging

November 8, 2023

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LAS VOCES DE SANTA ANA : Como la perdida de Northgate ha dejado un vacío en la comunidad Latina de la Calle Cuatro.

El primero de diciembre del 2020, la ciudad de Santa Ana aprobó la demolición de Northgate Gonzalez Market para construir 99 unidades residenciales. Northgate Gonzalez Market ubicado en 409 E 4th St

October 20, 2023

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La Cuatro Ahora: Long-standing businesses remember a time before construction

Reporting done by Lizeth Martinez and Lupita Contreras. The OC Streetcar is set to open in 2025 and construction is changing the character of downtown Santa Ana. Historic 4th Street, known as

October 20, 2023

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LAS VOCES DE SANTA ANA: How the loss of Northgate left a void in Downtown Santa Ana’s Latino community

After two months of appeal, the City of Santa Ana on Dec. 1, 2020 approved the construction of 99 residential units on the site of Downtown’s only Northgate Market.The developers are Northgate

October 20, 2023

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Santa Ana could give non-citizens a vote in local elections

Reporting by Lucero Garcia and Lizeth Martinez An estimated one in four Santa Ana residents could cast a ballot in local elections for the first time if non-citizen voting is approved next

October 17, 2023

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A leak in the men’s restroom caused water to shut off

There is a 63’ by 42’ hole in the ceiling of the men’s bathroom with a plastic bag covering it in the C-Building from a leak. “I’m afraid a rat or a

October 16, 2023

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Getting to know: LGBTQIA+ Counselor Lisa Ruth Macafee

Vibrant pink hair, cool cat shoes, infinity symbols are all special features of our new full-time counselor. Lisa Macafee (they/she) has been an adjunct counselor since Spring 2019 but for the first

October 11, 2023

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Crunching the numbers: Some opt for fast food

Around lunchtime on a recent Wednesday, a few groups of students sat at the tables outside Johnson Center with food from Carl’s Jr., Taco Bell, and In-N-Out Burger. Other students held coffee

October 9, 2023

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