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New Survey Reveals Students Come to School Hungry

Sometimes, Thomas Huggins runs out of food for his family. But the 33-year-old father of two takes classes at Santiago Canyon College, so to fill in the gaps, he uses the Hawks

December 2, 2019

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Brainstory Creates Psychedelic Experience for DTSA Audience

Growing up in the suburban sprawl of Rialto, Calif., brothers Kevin and Tony Martin didn’t have much to do — except make music. “There was nothing cracking,” Tony said. “If you wanted

December 2, 2019

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I.D.E.A.S. Club Members Advocate for SAC’s Dreamers in D.C.

Below the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court, Santa Ana College students and allies hung their heads and prayed in the nighttime air. Oral arguments on a case that could affect about

December 1, 2019

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IN PHOTOS: SAC Performers Embrace Their Roots with Traditional Dance

Figures immersed in the spotlight float across the stage, depicting stories of cultures and traditions that unfold with each movement. From the blood-red seats in Phillips Hall Theatre, the audience is transported

November 14, 2019

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Boxer Ronny Rios Is Santa Ana’s Golden Boy

From the opening bell of the first round, both boxers stood in the middle of the ring, exchanging punches, neither flinching from their heavy blows. A battle of wills mixed with machismo

October 30, 2019

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It Starts With an ‘X’: Club Changes Name to Include All

The future of women is changing at Santa Ana College — and it starts with an “x.” This semester, the year-and-a-half-old Women’s Empowerment Club removed the “e” in the first word of

October 30, 2019

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5 Scary Movies to Stream For Screams

The spooky season has arrived but what are you going to stream for your screams? Whether looking for some psychological, innovative, demonic or classic horror to watch from the comfort of your

October 29, 2019

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More Math Students Fail Under New Assembly Bill

Lisa Camarillo hadn’t set foot in a school — let alone a math class — in 25 years when she enrolled part-time three years ago. A placement test landed her in the

October 29, 2019

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Mural Encourages Undocumented Students to Spread Their Wings

Ceramics student and mural team member Thomas Roberton might not look like it, but he grew up in Mexico. As an American citizen of Scottish descent, Roberton moved to Mexico with his

October 29, 2019

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Point of View: Women Live in Fear

The headphones you’ve had in all day come out in favor of listening more closely to your surroundings. You dial up a friend or family member and talk as you walk, just

October 28, 2019