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No Strings Attached: “Free Solo” Review

There is a ringing sense of pressure that comes from living life on the edge. Few people prefer life on that edge–but Alex Honnold, rock climbing subject of the National Geographic documentary

December 1, 2018

Lifestyle

From L.A. to Santa Ana, Burritos La Palma is Here to Stay

Burritos La Palma is easy to miss, yet in plain sight. The specialty Mexican restaurant -- nestled in a strip mall between a dentist and the newly widened Bristol Street at Santa

November 8, 2018

Food·Lifestyle

Dear Evan Hansen Is a Musical Built for the Social-Media Era

I would not consider myself a musical junkie. However, I could make an exception for amazing musicals like the one I just saw recently. That being Dear Evan Hansen at the Ahmanson

November 7, 2018

Lifestyle·Views

Love, Beauty and Planet Is Another Earth-Conscious Bath Line

The all-natural deodorants are made with a variety of sustainably sourced murumuru butter, rose, coconut water, mimosa flower, argan oil and lavender. This earth-conscious product is available at Target, Walmart, Amazon and

October 29, 2018

Lifestyle·News You Can Use

3 Party Bars in Downtown Santa Ana

Downtown Santa Ana is often overlooked as a nightlife destination, but hidden within the changing city core are poppin’ bars built for meeting new people while you take a break from your

October 29, 2018

Lifestyle

4 New On-Campus Clubs for Fall 2018

Looking for some volunteering, scholarship opportunities or extra credit, joining these new clubs would be a good option. Here are some new clubs active on Santa Ana College campus this fall. Participation

October 10, 2018

Lifestyle·News

Here’s How to Rate Your Professors

As the new semester approaches, homework will get tough and studying is a must. In that situation, it is worth knowing what to expect from a new teacher and an unfamiliar class. On

October 10, 2018

Lifestyle·News You Can Use

These Apps and Websites Are Make Voting Fun

News and politics can be overwhelming, but voting in the Nov. 6 elections doesn’t have to be. California is unique because basic voter registration can be done completely online. And savvy developers

October 10, 2018

Lifestyle·News·Technology

First Homecoming Pep Rally in Over a Decade

Trumpets were heard from a distance, cheers get louder as you got closer. By Dunlap Hall in the new amphitheater you find a mass of classmates dressed in red and black, throwing

October 8, 2018

Lifestyle

Freshman Survival Guide: How to Stay Sane and Not Fail Your Classes

We all deal with stress. It’s a six letter word that can never be pushed aside. Especially when it’s your first year in college. Students who passed their first year have these

October 4, 2018

Lifestyle·Top Stories

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