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
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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
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
Having a late December birthday sucks. Here’s why
Ahh, the holidays. It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Unless, of course, your birthday is in late December like mine. Then, it’s the worst because I’m competing with Christmas and
The new Superman is bisexual, but it shouldn’t be big news
On National Coming Out Day last month, DC Comics announced the next issue of Superman: Son of Kal El will reveal the new Superman will be openly bisexual. DC comics was met with lots
Where’s the food on campus?
It’s 8 a.m. on a Monday and my stomach is growling. No milk in the fridge so no cereal for breakfast today. I hop on the bus for the hour and a
STAFF EDITORIAL: Short-lived jab efforts leave students unsatisfied
As students finally returned to campus, Santa Ana College launched its Vax for the Win campaign, enticing students to upload proof of vaccination in exchange for a $200 gift card to the
“I’m so done with discussion boards”: How students feel about being back on campus
Students returned to in-person learning this fall for the first time since classes went online in March 2020. About one-third of all Santa Ana College sections are being taught on campus with
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This Isn’t What I Signed Up For Quarantine wears on and I notice myself saying “I’m going to make the most of this downtime” far less frequently, and “This isn’t what I
OC residents take the Covid-19 vaccine in hopes of contributing to the end of the pandemic
About 30% of people in Orange County are fully vaccinated as of this week and another half million have received their first dose. We spoke to six residents in Anaheim and Santa