O.C. Readies for Recreational Marijuana Roll Out
Voters may have passed Proposition 64 in November by wide margins, but Californians can’t buy their legal pot just yet.
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Music Department Makes Last-Minute Move to Johnson Center
Safety hazards in the N Building caused students and faculty of the Santa Ana College Music Department to relocate to the vacant Johnson Center.
Dons Sign to Play Football at Universities
Five Don football players signed letters of intent last semester and are now enrolled at their respective four-year universities.
Confused Woman Drives Onto Sidewalk At SAC
A woman turned off a service road and drove more than a hundred feet down a campus walkway Monday night, halting her sedan just shy of hitting the C Building, witnesses said.
UC Raises Tuition Fees for First Time in Six Years
The University of California Board of Regents approved a proposed new budget plan for 2017-18 last month that will increase tuition costs and fees. The tuition increase will be the first of
Santa Ana’s First Literature Festival Promotes Local Stories in Downtown this Weekend
Venues all across downtown Santa Ana will host free sessions of spoken word, improvisation, read-alouds and more for its first Boca de Oro Art & Lit Fringe Festival in downtown Santa Ana
Travel Ban Causes Confusion Among Santa Ana College Community
Thousands are concerned after President Donald Trump’s executive order banning travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries into the United States took effect during his first week in office.
This Valentine’s Day, Let Love Be Universal
It seems like the idea of love for most of us is what Hollywood wants us to think it should be. In my 27 years of life, though, I can now say
Vaporwave Is the Online-Only Music Genre You’ve Never Heard Of
First, there is silence. Then, a syrupy wave of synthesizer keys and jangling beats bounces in. It begins slowly before starting its patient ascent. The intensity builds, each click of the key
RSCCD Faculty Rejects District’s Contract Offer
After working for about a year and a half without a new contract, faculty from both Santa Ana College and Santiago Canyon College attended the Nov. 14 board meeting dressed in black. “We