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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

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

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

Step to the left, cha cha cha, step to the right, cha cha cha, moved those at the Latino Heritage event in the Quad. Latino 96. 3 and DJ Eddie One turned

The Inter-Club Counsel kicked off Spirit Day on Tuesday at the Quad. About 30 students participated with the guys from the football team. “We really wanted to show our teams’ support and

News analysis The Board of Trustees earlier this month approved the district’s budget under the shadow of a series of controversial moves by the state legislature that will significantly reduce community college

Influx of money gives boost to soldiers resource center. The Rancho Santiago Community College District’s Veterans Resource Center now has an additional $100,000 to work with, thanks to the Soldiers to Scholars

Homeless veterans received health care and social services from local volunteers on Sept. 17 and 18 in the Santa Ana College parking lot. Veterans and their families were provided with basic services,

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

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