Offense On Point
By Jorge Campos and Jaime Buenaventura The Dons match its season goal total in the final non-OEC home game A six-day delay caused by excessive heat wasn’t enough to help the visiting
The student voice of Santa Ana College
Women In Power
Staff Editorial By casting a female to portray one of history’s most powerful men, the Theatre Department makes a timely statement The Santa Ana College Theatre Department’s version of William Shakespeare’s “Julius
City Copes With West Nile Virus
By Katie Porter Vector control officials went door to door in a neighborhood near Santa Ana College last week in response to the county’s worst outbreak since West Nile virus first appeared
Outsourced Fines
By Jovany Leon In response to concerns about fairness and public trust, the district hired an outside firm to handle the parking citation appeals process. Phoenix Group Information Systems will process, collect
Dons Shoot Comets Out Of The Sky
By Jorge Campos Eight different Dons scored Tuesday in an 8-0 rout of undermanned Palomar College at home. The Comets entered the game down four players who missed the bus, including its
SAC Art Gallery Displays Dancing and Dueling Exhibit
By Jorge Campos The Santa Ana College Main Gallery opened its first fall exhibit Dancing and Dueling by husband and wife Joe and Elena Wolek on Sept. 17. “I like to
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
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