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RSCCD Foundation’s Saudi Deal Sucks

By closing the deal with two Middle Eastcolleges, SAC would compromise its values Staff Editorial Contracting with Saudi Arabia has sparked an ongoing argument this past month at Board of Trustee and Academic

March 30, 2015

Comedian Steve Martin’s Play Hits the Stage at Santa Ana College

By Nashe Harley Actor, comedian and Santa Ana College alumnus Steve Martin’s play, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, portrays the fictional meeting of two of history’s major figures — Pablo Picasso and

March 30, 2015

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Opening of the Tessmann Planetarium

By Jose Servin Tessmann Planetarium is now open. Santa Ana College President Erlinda Martinez hosted the opening of the renovated planetarium and the Veterans Resource Center today at a ceremonial ribbon cutting.

March 17, 2015

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Finding Her Place: Chloe Anderson Is Santa Ana College’s First Transgender Athlete

Breaking gender perceptions in sports is personal for Chloe Anderson By Jorge Campos Kids can tell when someone is different, and they sensed that Chloe Anderson wasn’t like them. Anderson knew she

February 16, 2015

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Acceptance of Others Should Extend to Trans Community

Staff Editorial The transgender community deserves our empathy and a safe space free from danger and violence. Last year, local activist and former Santa Ana College student Zoraida Reyes, a transgender woman, was

February 16, 2015

Transgender Actors Are Breaking Down Stereotypes

Media gives viewers a negative impression of transgender people by not accurately portraying them. By Izabella Santana An actors’ sex is assumed to align with the gender they are playing on television. In most

February 16, 2015

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OC’s Measles Epidemic Continues to Spread

Containing an outbreak linked to unvaccinated children strains public health resources By John Olivares A measles epidemic that began at Disneyland has spread to 17 states and the District of Columbia, doubling

February 16, 2015

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College Officials Support Obama’s Free-Tuition Plan

California educates 60 percent of community college students for free By Jovany Leon Education officials support President Obama’s plan to offer free tuition for two years, but are unsure how it will

February 16, 2015

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Fashion Statement

When did the hood become associated with troublemakers? Turns out it was at least 900 years ago, when London was plagued by young, unsupervised apprentice boys during the 12th century. By Anjel Ramirez One

December 8, 2014

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When in Drought

It’s going to take willpower to fix the driest four years in California. Staff Editorial Don’t let the recent rain clouds fool you. Despite downpours in late November and early December, the

December 8, 2014