The New Way to Blind Date
By: Katie Porter What love life? I replied to a friend asking how mine was going. We complained of stale prospects. The same people from the same places with the same mediocre
The student voice of Santa Ana College
It Should Have Been Meg
By C. Harold Pierce It all started going downhill a few years ago when Seth Macfarlane insisted on constantly cutting away to grainy seven minute interludes of Conway Twitty plucking on his
Never in Vain
By: Jorge Campos Getting an education should never be a veteran’s burden — it should be a veteran’s reward. Veterans leave the military with a sense of pride and self worth, feeling
Food Stamps Snapped to Extinction
By Alex Olivares Families benefitting from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as food stamps, will receive less aid from the federal government. About $5 billion in cuts to the program
Turning Two Years into Four
Staff Editorial Offering four-year technical degrees at community colleges creates a viable path to education for all California community colleges were initially designated as institutions providing lifelong learning and the first two
Pill for Sex Drive Concerns Experts
By: Carolina Nieto Women looking to get their freak back will now have help from a pill called Lybrido, which has been referred to as “the female Viagra.” Though not yet approved
Apple Factories Rotten at Core
By: Rogelio Santana Conditions for Chinese factory workers creating iPhone products are appalling, according to a September report by China Labor Watch. Employees at the Jabil Green Point factory are subjected to
California Reforms Immigration Policies
By: Alex Olivares Gov. Jerry Brown signed eight bills into law to improve the circumstances of immigrants living in the state illegally, moving towards a sensible and more compassionate immigration policy. Among
Sharing the Health
By: Nashe Harley The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, has faced criticism by both government officials and U.S. citizens alike. Passed into law in 2010, the new healthcare law promised
Texting While Driving Persists Despite Laws
By: Alex Olivares Opinion: Current fines are not enough to deter irresponsible motorists. Even though legislation has established state-to-state bans for using cell phones behind the wheel, drivers still continue to text.