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Thanksgiving Is Losing its Meaning

Thanksgiving is considered a sacred time for family gathering and it’s terrifying to see it losing its roots. The holiday’s origin dates back to 1621, when the Plymouth Rock colonists and the Wampanoag

November 23, 2016

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Live-Action Mulan Needs to Stay True to the Original (Asian) Story

A live-action Mulan movie due out in 2018 caused uproar when it was revealed that Jennifer Lawrence, a white actress, would have the lead role. As soon as the casting decision for the

November 2, 2016

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My Sons Are Half Black, Half Mexican. I Fear for Their Safety

I see our country being divided by racial profiling and violence. This summer was a deadly and dangerous one, awakening us to the harsh reality that the people who are supposed to

September 30, 2016

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Why Don’t More Students Support Our School Teams?

Last week I attended two Santa Ana College athletic events and was shocked by the lack of fans. Our women’s soccer team is undefeated, and playing better than they have in years,

September 27, 2016

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Social Media Can Damage Your Self Esteem

By Meghan Kliewer Social media interaction can damage the way you perceive yourself. Young adults use social media the most of any age group, Pew Research Center found. We, as college students,

May 27, 2016

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Violence at Donald Trump’s Rally in Costa Mesa Proves his Point

By Rosalia Cato Protesting at political rallies can make demonstrators look bad when they are not organized. While at the Donald Trump rally in April at the Costa Mesa fairgrounds, anti-Trump protesters

May 24, 2016

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SACs Promise: A Degree in Every Home

Staff Editorial Santa Ana College’s offer to cover first-year tuition for students who graduate from the Santa Ana Unified School District means taking a progressive leap forward. Students who avail themselves of

May 24, 2016

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Navigating Through Campus Is Turning Into a Maze

By Erica Winter Thanks to Santa Ana College’s master plan, I know what it is like to be lost in a maze. During the construction of the school’s water and power lines

April 28, 2016

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Mendez v. Westminister Lacks Support

Staff Editorial In most American history textbooks, you can read about Brown v. Board of Education. They tell the story of the landmark victory for the Brown family that overturned institutionalized racism

April 26, 2016

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Election 2016: The Pros and Cons of Voting For Hilary Clinton

Why She Should Be President By Angel Ramirez Hillary Clinton is the perfect candidate for president because she has clearly stated her plans to ease problems for working families and students. She

March 31, 2016

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