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More than 30 students receive textbook relief

— By Eric Lomeli and Robert Wojtkiewicz,  (el Don Co-Editor-in-Chiefs). A handful of students got a little help with their textbook costs Thursday afternoon. The SAC Foundation and the Associated Student Government
January 26, 2012

SAC Foundation offers textbook relief

— By Eric Lomeli and Robert Wojtkiewicz,  (elDon Co-Editors-in-Chief). In a joint effort the Santa Ana College Foundation and the Associated Student Government will be raffling off Don Bookstore vouchers Thursday, Jan.
January 25, 2012

ASG donates $200 to Occupy movement

The Associated Student Government voted 7-2, to donate $200 to the Occupy Orange County movement Tuesday. Senator of Humanities and Social Science Miguel Torres, who also goes by Micheal Towers, proposed the
November 30, 2011
A montage with the title Bottle-Shock, a photo of a man drinking water from a plastic bottle, a bottle with guides on the basics of bottled water, and several Kleen Kanteen brand metallic water bottles.

Bottle shock

Walking around campus with an empty plastic bottle container in hand, it dawns on you that the bins once labeled “recycle” are missing. Instead of tossing it in the trash, you decide
November 20, 2011
Illustration of a student in graduation gown made with print of $50 currency shredding at the bottom of gown.

Making the grade

College students today confront an unprecedented challenge in addition to balancing study, work, and maintaining a social life: while they are spending more time working on their degrees, fewer students are finishing,
November 20, 2011
The sculptured statue about the height of the Mission's building, in the shape of a vase with floating images of body parts around it. At the back is the logo of Orange County Rescue Mission and front view of its building.

Mission offers help to needy

Every winter, the Santa Ana and Fullerton armories open their doors to hundreds of homeless and otherwise needy individuals. The shelters provide food, shelter and warmth as temperatures and prospects turn cold.
November 20, 2011
Terry Lee holding a hand written sign "OUR FORFATHERS Would be ASHAMED".

Small-scale group occupies Santa Ana

NEWS ANALYSIS. Working with the same template as Occupy Wall Street, hundreds in Santa Ana began their protest in late October in front of the Ronald Reagan Federal Building where stringent ordinances
November 20, 2011
A student with a big stack of text book and Webster's Dictionary.

Campus: Scholarships

Santa Ana College awards more than $400,000 in scholarships annually, but fewer students are applying for them. To be eligible for a scholarship from SAC, students must be enrolled with at least
November 20, 2011

Feds crack down on medicinal marijuana

Support to legalize pot in California is growing despite federal crackdowns on medical marijuana dispensaries. Federal prosecutors announced in October their intention to shut down medical marijuana dispensaries that operate legally in
November 20, 2011
Multiple side by side giant screens with views of stars in the sky.

Sky’s the limit for science students

The Santa Ana College Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics program will receive about $530,000 a year to reach students and those from around the surrounding community. The grant is directed toward low-income
November 6, 2011
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