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It’s overconsumption not collecting

Owalas. Funko Pops. Mickey Mouse Ears. Labubus. Whatever the latest craze may be, I’m tired of people using collecting as an excuse for overconsumption. Collecting has gone from a cute hobby to

December 1, 2025

Looking Back Moving Forward concert fuses art forms

As students and families shuffled into Phillips Hall, anticipation built up for the show to start. Concert Director Temria Airmet opened the show with a message on how dance helps people connect

November 26, 2025

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SNAP cuts leaves food distributers struggling to meet a growing demand

With the government shutdown on Oct. 1, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program faced a pause on disbursements that almost left thousands of low-income families unable to make it through the month. With Congress

November 24, 2025

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30-point performance leads Dons over Jets

Reporting by Gia Santolalla and Simran Patel The Santa Ana Dons defeated San Diego Miramar Jets in an intense battle 91-86 at home on Tuesday. The Dons’ victory extended their winning streak

November 19, 2025

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Donnel Poppe brings awareness about climate change through art

Walking into a dimly lit art exhibit, one of Sleeping Beauty’s fairy godmothers walks up to you with big blue eyes and a peppy voice and a lot on her mind. It’s

November 19, 2025

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“It hurts” Trump’s proposed budget cuts cause confusion across district

Reporting by Gia Santolalla and Sharon Tam After a recent university tour to USC, Santiago Canyon College’s TRIO coordinator Cristina Marquez found herself down $40. Despite TRIO’s reimbursement policy, the program recently

November 19, 2025

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Undefeated run stays alive as Dons handle business against Roadrunners

The Santa Ana Dons continued their dominant run on Thursday against the College of the Desert Roadrunners, 93-76, extending their win streak to seven games. The Dons have been playing a defensively

November 17, 2025

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From the archives: Students gulp down schools of goldfish

Santa Ana College students gulped down fish for fame and glory, until a controversy over the ethics of the event swallowed them whole. An el Don staffer came across a video of

November 17, 2025

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Don Mariachi shines in fall performance with traditonal Mexican dances and music

Walking into Phillips Hall, there was a quiet atmosphere with everyone being seated, and nobody on stage. When every member of the band was on stage, the trumpet section started playing their part

November 12, 2025

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Dominant win over Eagles in Dons’ home opener

The Santa Ana Dons had their first home game of the women’s basketball season with a resounding 76-31 victory against the LA Mission Eagles last Thursday. From the tip-off, it was clear

November 12, 2025

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