Trustees back organized labor
Unions will get $198 million of Measure Q money. In a 5-2 vote April 1, the Board of Trustees moved to award a series of construction projects worth $198 million to union-only
The student voice of Santa Ana College
Original script
HAPPENING ON CAMPUS: Friday April-26-2013 & Saturday April-27-2013. Chris and Dominick Gallardo moved from acting to writing and directing Catalepsy. The comedic adventure is about a janitor working under the haze of
Craft event
HAPPENING LOCALLY: Saturday, April-27-2013. The Gospel Swamp History Festival revives traditions of 20th century crafters and culture on Saturday, April 27. The Heritage Museum of Orange County will offer work stations for
Artists may lose their gallery
LOCAL: Art students might have to find a new gallery space. The Santora Arts Building, which has housed college gallery space for more than 15 years, is up for sale at $6.75
Same-sex marriage no longer taboo
NEWS ANAlYSIS: National focus increases tolerance. Proposition 8, the measure to prevent same-sex marriage, was voted into law by Californians in 2008, and it is up for review by the Supreme Court
Wired on campus
A small budget stands in the way of technological upgrades. When it comes to upgrading technology, campus officials face a dilemma: follow the highcost, fast-paced trends, or wait and see which technology
Calling all models
HAPPENING ON CAMPUS: April-22-2013. Students from the Fashion Design and Merchandising Department will direct two casting calls: one today from 1-4 p.m. and also April 22 from 1-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m.
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
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