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Meet Your Two Candidates for ASG President

You’re paying that $25 activity fee every year, but do you have a say in how it’s spent? Associated Student Government is your representation on campus and elections for the 2019-2020 academic

April 29, 2019

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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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Centennial Education Center Will Stay Open for Two More Years

The Rancho Santiago Community College District Board of Trustees unanimously approved a license extension agreement with the City of Santa Ana March 25 that will keep the district’s Centennial Education Center in

April 17, 2019

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Star Pitcher Nicole Yniguez is a Silent Leader

Nicole Yniguez isn’t afraid to stand out. With her signature fake lashes, fresh fluorescent eye shadow, glitter on her hair and face, and bows on her ponytail, the Dons star pitcher arrives

April 3, 2019

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Community Colleges to End English and Math Placement Testing

For the first time in decades, high school transcripts, coursework and grades will count more than placement testing. Starting in fall 2019, students will no longer be required to take English and

April 3, 2019

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Admissions Scandal Proves College Is Rigged for the Rich

Dozens of rich parents were indicted last month for buying their children’s way into the country’s top schools. This just shows how the education system is built on a broken foundation, one

April 2, 2019

Surviving the Ground

Seven minutes away from completing the goal he had set out for himself eight years ago, Luis Vargas, a skinny little kid from San Jose had one last opponent to get through;

April 1, 2019

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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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The Johnson Center: When it was once The Spot

Since my first semester at Santa Ana College in Fall 2018, there has been no place for me to chill with my buddies and relax. The campus is nice but doesn’t have

March 28, 2019