Fewer buses stop here
A ride around town Imagine walking to your bus stop to find you missed the ride that gets you to class on time. The next bus doesn’t arrive for 30 minutes, and
The student voice of Santa Ana College
A sacred site of patriotism and renewal
TOWER FOOTPRINTS: To accompany the world’s tallest and sturdiest skyscraper, the footprints of the original Twin Towers have been transformed from gaping holes into two of the largest man-made waterfalls in the
SAC Loses ‘Shining Star’, Kesha remembered
Family, friends and faculty gathered at the Second Baptist Church of Santa Ana July 15 to celebrate the life of Santa Ana College speech communications professor Kesha Curtis Hondo. The service was
UC cut hurting students
Forget about majoring in nursing at Humboldt State — the program is being phased out. The University of California at Davis students can no longer get bachelor’s degrees in applied science, avian
Police nab robbers
Three teenagers were arrested July 27 on suspicion of armed robbery after returning to the scene of the crime, wearing the same hats and riding the same bicycles. The suspects are all
One World Trade Center
Also known as the Freedom Tower, this architectural marvel represents American recovery. In 2003, NYC hosted a national competition for the design of the new World Trade Center. Among thousands of entries,
Soldiers to Scholars Reception on 9/15
The Rancho Santiago Community College District will hold an event to raise funds for United States armed forces veterans returning to Orange County on Sept 15, 2011. The Soldiers to Scholars Reception
Volunteers needed for 9/11 Commemoration
Student leaders are calling for volunteers to help out in an event that will commemorate the orchestrated attack on the main US land. The Veterans Resource Center and ASG will commemorate the
Obituary: Kesha Curtis Hondo
Speech Professor Kesha Curtis Hondo died July 5, the victim of a suspected murder suicide. Mrs. Curtis Hondo is described by friends, colleagues and students as an energetic, generous and an amazing
A decade of remembrance – Ten years, 10 stories
MOVING FORWARD “September 11 was just a Tuesday, until September 11, 2001,” New York Fire Fighter Mike Moran said. Moran is one of six surviving members of FDNY, Ladder Company No.3. He