Dons Pass Heat Check
By Jorge Campos After practicing all summer long on its own turf, the Dons looked right at home in its season opener against the Allan Hancock College Bulldogs on Sept. 6, where
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Information Breakdown
Staff Editorial College and district officials stonewall the press by delaying access to public documents espite repeated demands and a Public Records Act request filed Tuesday, district officials have not provided
Creativity Converges
Downtown: Local artists, vendors, musicians gather for a good cause By Jovany Leon ocal artists, musicians and small shop owners gathered on a recent Saturday to help the hungry. The second annual Konsept
Egg-Saggeration
Maybe your grandmother called breakfast the most important meal of the day, but think again. Today’s health experts question the old wisdom. By Izabella Santana Despite popular belief, breakfast is not the
When Love Turns Deadly
Three years ago SAC professor Kesha Curtis was killed by her husband By Martin Syjuco eside a solitary cherry tree growing in the garden on the northeast end of campus gathered a
Burglar Strikes at SAC
By Liz Monroy A burglar broke into an empty Phillips Hall Theatre early Sept. 6, making off with thousands of dollars of equipment and other valuable items, Sean Small, technology and production
Burglar Caught on Tape Breaking Into Phillips Hall
By Liz Monroy A burglar broke into an empty Phillips Hall Theatre early Saturday morning making off with thousands of dollars of equipment and other valuable items, Sean Small, technology and production
Dons Beat Allan Hancock College In Home Opener
By: Jorge Campos and Chelsea Ybanez Sophomore quarterback Shane Truelove tossed three touchdown passes to lead the Dons past the Allan Hancock College Bulldogs 28-26 in the season opener Saturday at Eddie
UPDATE: Vector Control Officials Delayed Plans to Fumigate Santa Ana Neighborhoods
By: Chelsea Ybanez UPDATE: Vector control officials delayed plans to fumigate four Santa Ana neighborhoods Tuesday, citing unfavorable weather conditions. Trucks armed with aerosol sprayers meant to knock down mosquito populations infected
Man of the People
Staff Editorial Emigdio Vasquez died earlier this month, leaving a lasting legacy. He is remembered by many as the famed Chicano muralist who spent a lifetime depicting gritty working class lives in