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Portrait of Kevin Strong on getting around in his wheelchair

Obituary: Kevin Strong

Former Santa Ana College Speech Communications professor Kevin Strong passed away Oct. 29 after a years-long battle with spinal cancer and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, better known as ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease.
November 6, 2011

Eye of the dragon – Global cultures celebrated

– Co-written by Robert Wojtkiewicz (elDon Co-Editor-in-Chief) and Evelyn kielich (el Don Style Editor) – The Santa Ana College International Student Program held its annual International Festival in the Quad on Thursday,
November 6, 2011
One of the security camera position at top of a tall pole.

College upgrades Wi-Fi

This time next year, students can expect to feel Big Brother over their shoulders as they surf the Internet on a new and improved Wi-Fi system. More than 450 cameras will be
October 16, 2011

Shortages impede recycling

As the pressure to go green increases, the number of available staff needed to keep up continues to drop. Budget cuts have sliced a large portion of maintenance staff, limiting Santa Ana
October 16, 2011

Campus water woes causes muddy mess

The maintenance department juggles an increased workload after grappling with budget cuts and a hiring freeze. The smell of standing water combines with fresh-cut grass and saturates the air. You look around
October 16, 2011
Supporters of Dream Act carrying banners such as "Our Dreams Can't Wait"

Dream act part two now law

LOCAL: Santa Ana community reacts to the signing of AB 131 by Gov. Jerry Brown. Illegal immigrants are now eligible for state-funded aid and scholarships after Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law
October 16, 2011
Statue of Alex Odeh with a bird perching on his hand while he was holding book with the other hand.

Profile: Alex Odeh

It has been 26 years since Alex Odeh was assassinated at his Santa Ana office on October 11, 1985. Odeh was killed by a pipe bomb, which was triggered when he tried
October 16, 2011

O.C. Jury convicts Irvine 11

An Orange County jury found 10 Muslim students guilty on two counts of misdemeanor to conspire and disrupt a speech by the Israeli ambassador at UC Irvine last winter. The students, seven
October 16, 2011
A vail of Influenza virus vaccine

Flu Shots

With flu season on the way, the Health Center will offer flu shots for $15 on a first-come, first-served basis starting Oct. 3. The campus absence policy only allows four missed classes
October 3, 2011
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