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Mental Health Matters: Read our zine, listen to our podcast

Let’s talk mental health. For the last two semesters, our staff has covered the topic beyond just talking through feelings or overcoming a big sad with as much care and depth as

June 1, 2022

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A letter to my parents, who don’t understand my anxiety

Dear Mom and Dad, As I continue to learn how to communicate about how I feel, I have been finding word by word to express to you both about the feelings that

June 1, 2022

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SAC Needs to put More Effort Into Helping its Students

Historically, Santa Ana College has served students who fall into the lower income bracket, so by nature a great majority is facing financial insecurity. There are students who need to work two

May 19, 2022

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Without safe abortion access, many will die for freedom

A draft leak of a majority opinion by Justice Samuel Alito would strike down Roe v. Wade., the court case that essentially made abortions legal in the United States and protects our

May 16, 2022

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Women in Horror: The Evolution of The Final Girl

Historically, one of horror’s favorite underdogs has been the scared and naive teenage girl. We’ve seen it time and time again in films like “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” and “A Nightmare on

May 4, 2022

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Mom Jeans’ latest is a throwback to early ‘00s pop-punk

Just before guitarist and vocalist, Eric Butler could get through the first chorus, a youthful remembrance of getting kicked and punched from moshing at pop-punk shows shot through my veins like a

March 31, 2022

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New buildings overshadow current ones with repair needs

While SAC is focusing on the newly constructed buildings, it seems as though the old ones are slipping into disrepair in the process. Some students have complained about their programs being hosted

March 28, 2022

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Social media is making us desensitized

The world is on fire but we don’t feel the heat anymore. Or at least that’s how it feels while doom scrolling on my phone in the middle of the night. With

March 28, 2022

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Download our “Santa Ana Stories” Community Zine

On Saturday, March 5, el Don staff hosted a community storytelling zine workshop as part of the Boca de Oro Literary Arts Festival in Downtown Santa Ana. “Santa Ana Stories” Zine Workshop

March 15, 2022

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Stop pandering and mandate vaccines already

The district is finally discussing mandating COVID-19 vaccines for students, making us the last college in the surrounding area to do so. But unlike every other school in the state, RSCCD is

December 8, 2021

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