Transfer notes
News you can use: CAMPUS and STATE. October is the month when students need to gather their school and financial records in order to transfer in the fall semester 2013. The Cal
The student voice of Santa Ana College
Improv ready
News you can use: CAMPUS. Aspiring actors now have a place to work on their craft at Santa Ana College. The Student Actors Studio provides a workshop environment for students to further
Outlawed books
News you can use: CAMPUS, LOCAL, and STATE. Drawing attention to the removal of books from the Tucson Unified School District in Arizona this year, the Nealley Library is displaying a variety
Earthly cinema
Local news you can use: LOCAL. The third annual film festival at Chapman University returns on Oct. 14. The theme this year is Environmental Stability: A Contract with Mother Earth. Experience cinematic
Weekly Bowers visit
News you can use: LOCAL The world of ancient cultures and bygone eras awaits you at the Bowers Museum on N. Main Street where Santa Ana residents get in free on Tuesdays, with
Changing system for higher education
Priority registration would be based mainly on merit Johana Vasquez works during the day and attends classes at night. It’s the only way, she says, to finish her transfer requirements. With a
Cyclists endure parking woes on campus
Shortage prompts acquisition of new racks. In response to an overwhelming number of student bicyclists, SAC has purchased four new bicycle racks that will accommodate 56 more bikes. The bike racks cost
3 candidates vie for 1 board of trustee seat
New lines were drawn when Rancho Santiago Community College District applied new zones for the elected seats of the board of trustees. That leaves three candidates with one seat to fight for.
College adds new course offerings
CAMPUS: Those who missed getting into classes at the beginning of this semester may have a second chance when 12-week and 8-week start sessions begin on Sept. 24 and Oct. 22. The
District makes A pitch for new tax
CAMPUS: Two faculty members took vacation time to promote an initiative officials say is vital to the financial health of the college. Voters can choose to pay an additional $1 a week