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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

September 9, 2014

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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

September 9, 2014

Sports·Top Stories

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

September 8, 2014

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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

August 25, 2014

Cutting Costs

By Katie Porter ack-to-school season can leave wallets empty. The need for supplies, a new wardrobe and the cost of classes make Fall an expensive time of year. Here’s a few tips

August 25, 2014

Lifestyle·Top Stories

Birth of a Nerd

By Liz Monroy Long before YouTube, in the time when this thing called MTV told us what CDs to purchase, Weird Al Yankovic pioneered the genre of parody videos. The 54-year-old satirist

August 25, 2014

Lifestyle·Top Stories

Master’s Legacy

By Liz Monroy all of Fame alumnus and celebrated muralist Emigdio Vasquez, whose work adorns the lobby of the Cesar Chavez Building, died Aug. 9 in an assisted living home in Newport

August 25, 2014

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Telling Stories Through Dance

By Jocelyne Poblador Seduction is the name of the game, and they’re winning. Dancers step into a spotlight, thrusting their hips and popping their butts in time with the music. Women

May 27, 2014

Lifestyle·Top Stories

Taking the Troll Toll

By Aaron Vasquez It’s easier to discriminate behind a keyboard. Internet anonymity shields people and lets them sound off without fear of being persecuted. “It can be said immediately with no thought

May 27, 2014

Technology·Top Stories

Numbers Don’t Always Add Up

Staff Editorial he Student Success Card for Santa Ana College places us on the bottom-rung of community colleges in Orange County, based on transfers and graduations. But the numbers are deceiving.

May 27, 2014