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REVIEW: Danceworks’ ‘Divergency’ Takes Up A New Stage

The room was pitch black. The murmuring voices of the crowd grew silent. White smoke began to shoot out from the bottom of the stage as dim orange lights began to appear,

May 16, 2019

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Beer Fest Combines Local Craft Brews With Pro Soccer

There are about 60 craft breweries now in Orange County, but there’s still only one semi-professional soccer team. Try two of OC’s best-kept secrets in one day when the Orange County Soccer

May 14, 2019

Food·Sports

Dance Students Collaborate on New Show

Divergence is going to be performed and choreographed by students who are dance majors at Santa Ana College. The concert is going to be co-directed by Heather Gillette(the Dance Dept. Chair)

May 9, 2019

Lifestyle

Subculture Party Brings Rave Culture to DTSA

The venue was pitch black with lasers darting back and forth across the dance floor. Women wore vibrant outfits with costume makeup, tutus, flashy tops and eerie contacts. Men wore dresses, high-heels

May 9, 2019

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Drag Queens Return To Educate and Amaze Campus

Four drag queens took the Phillips Hall Theater stage April 26, covered in smoke and strobe lights. A smirk at the audience was met with screams, a sexy dance move was countered

May 8, 2019

Lifestyle

Everytable’s Grab-and-Go Meals Cost Less in Some Neighborhoods But Not at SAC

Snacks and sandwiches aren’t the only quick food options at campus stores anymore — that is, if you can afford one of Everytable’s new grab-and-go dishes. The L.A.-based company is known for

April 22, 2019

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Amphitheater Gets Hyped With Hip-Hop at First Art Festival

The emcee cut the music but hands continued to clap on beat. Rapper Rocky Angelini breathed heavily and smiled, his short set complete. The sky was getting darker, with hues of blue

April 22, 2019

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Electric Scooters Hit Santa Ana, But Students Aren’t Using Them

Flocks of Birds and bunches of Limes are a common sight on street corners near campus, but many students still don’t know how to use them. Both companies launched with the city’s

April 17, 2019

Lifestyle·News

Spring into Spring with These Great Events

April 7 Cherry Blossom Festival Spring is here and so are the cherry blossoms! Come over to the Bowers Museum to the annual Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival and enjoy some sweets from

April 1, 2019

Lifestyle

Nealley Library’s Graphic Novels Bring Words To Life

March by Rep. John Lewis is not your typical historical memoir. The civil rights advocate turned Congressman shows and tells the various stories that made up the civil rights movement through graphics

April 1, 2019

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