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OPINION: It takes money to make money. Sixty percent of students say internships are now mandatory for graduation at their colleges. A study by Internbridge.com shows most undergraduates do not have a

Every Thanksgiving 14 million Americans spend the holiday eating in restaurants, according to the National restaurants Association. Many dread the work that goes into Thanksgiving as 31% of families say they don’t

CAMPUS ISSUES. Protesters and demonstrators for two different causes took a stand on campus last week, one group holding signs, the other in a silent protest. Students continued to pass by unimpressed

EDUCATION. Stacie Halas, an eighth-grade science teacher at Haydock Intermediate School in Oxnard, Calif., was fired after students found pornographic videos of her on the Internet. The videos were reportedly made six

STAFF EDITORIAL. Board President Phillip Yarbrough has placed his political interests ahead of quality education. District Trustee Phillip Yarbrough’s recent opinion published in the Orange County Register opposing Prop 30, and his

HALLOWEEN: Every Halloween, women find another excuse to dress up … let’s say slutty. “It’s a night of the year to have a little extra fun with dress up,” Santa Ana College

A new law allowing illegal immigrants to drive benefits not only them but also California’s economy and citizen rivers statewide. After years of heated debates, Gov. Jerry Brown signed a law allowing

OPINION: LOCAL POLITICS Mayor Miguel Pulido has strived to strengthen the city through the arts by bringing the Orange County School of the Arts and The Artists Village to downtown. Even though