On the down low
By C. Harold Pierce A heavy police presence and disinterested youth leaves Santa Ana lowrider culture adrift. It’s the Saturday after Easter at about 9 a.m and there isn’t a cop in
The student voice of Santa Ana College
Strange love
In a dark room illuminated by a solitary spotlight, about 20 people watched stunned as two young men fuse surfer rock guitar and classical cello, hearing the birth of a new sound
Sandoval inaugurated as ASG President
Jorge Sandoval was inaugurated Monday as Associated Student Government President after winning by 20 votes last month. “I put a lot of time and effort into researching my position and put on
Stop and think before U drink
Students come face-to-face with their inebriated moments at the sight of posters reading, “You think U won’t fist pump. And you wouldn’t. Three drinks ago.” Behind the humor of posters around campus
Candidate forum flops
The date was set and nobody showed – including the candidates. More than 30 students gathered at The Spot Monday, shooting pool, playing air hockey and kicking back. What they weren’t doing,
Former senator Accuses ASG Administrators of Corruption
By: C. Harold Pierce A resigned student senator filed a list of grievances against two Student Life administrators and a pair of student leaders March 12. Tulip Ragien accused Associate Dean of
Women knowledge is power
The Nealley Library is celebrating Women’s History Month with a display of books highlighting the woman’s suffrage movement, feminism, social justice movements and women’s studies. Corresponding with International Women’s Day on March
SA foster parents charged with sexual abuse
Santa Ana couple face multiple charges of sexual abuse with three foster children. A Santa Ana foster mother was charged with covering up sexual abuses committed by her husband. Maria Hernandez, 59,
Assembly bill may gain power for trustees
Student trustees could be doing more than just attending board meetings. If approved, AB 447 would give student trustees the power to make motions and seconds, attend some closed sessions and cast
ASG exercises political muscle
Student Government reintroduces resolution. For the second time in four years a group of disgruntled student leaders have voiced complaints against their adviser by using a political maneuver that attempts to define