Coping with Stress
For sophomore Eric Rodriguez, focusing on football while trying to balance his grades is a lot to deal with. The day before the spring semester started, Rodriguez was told his full ride
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Cutbacks could raise units $10
Because of the austerity measures hatched by Gov. Jerry Brown in an attempt to bring California back from the brink of debt, community colleges may have to turn away about 350,000 students
Computer stolen from newsroom
An Apple iMac computer was stolen from a department chair’s office over the Christmas break. The 27-inch monitor computer, worth about $2,000, was taken from C.W. Little’s office in the C-Building. “There
He’s a Stand-up Teacher
Encouraging a packed auditorium to hum a seductive song, the 72-year-old biology professor begins to unbutton his short-sleeve, collared shirt to get the attention of his antsy class. Dan Goldmann, a warm
Sex slaves find hope
Victims of the illicit billion dollar business find an advocate in a Cambodian woman who survived and found strength after the horrors of rape and abuse. A 12-year-old Cambodian girl is forced
Steve Guzman – Foundation offers hope
He has a smile on his face before his first cup of coffee. His cell phone is constantly blowing up with text messages and calls. The number of friends on his Facebook
Enrollment down
Santa Ana College enrollment dropped by more than 1,000 students this semester. “The economy has definitely caused problems with students attending classes due to cost,” said Normåan Fujimoto, vice president of academic