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Angst and Exhilaration, A Working Dodger Fan’s Tale

For the last 32 years, Dodger fan delinquents have left September or October with the taste in their mouths of a raw onion sautéed with your weird uncle’s dirty socks. Each postseason

November 7, 2020

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Ordered Chaos: el Don Staffers Share Their Organization Tips

As spring drew to an end you might have realized that it was very different, and maybe even difficult to balance your schoolwork with personal issues. Here are some tips from el

October 14, 2020

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In Photos: Student Wildland Firefighter on Assignment

This is my second year as a Wildland firefighter. I am currently a SAC student and I am also a member of the el Don. This summer has been such an experience

October 6, 2020

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Assumptions and Ignorance, a Vicious Cycle

As my car was gulping down gallons of gravel on the 57 South, I was subconsciously steering away from my past and driving towards my future. From an aerial view, my beat

September 5, 2020

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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 signed up for” moreso. As of this

August 30, 2020

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Santa Ana College’s lack of leadership disarrays online transitions

In February and early March, colleges across California were closing down in preparation for online courses for the Covid-19 pandemic. Except for Santa Ana College, which was one of the final institutions

July 2, 2020

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Don’t be too proud to use a food pantry. I wasn’t

Latinos are proud. We are proud of our culture and our character. At times, our pride can lead us to be stubborn. But when it comes to asking for help with essentials

July 1, 2020

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A Grocery Store Nightmare

Once an ordinary grocery store, it had turned into a haphazard battlefield. Scattered with polymer gloves and surgical masks, the floor now posed as a deleterious minefield of germs. I readied my

June 22, 2020

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Our community is suffering, but these riots aren’t right

Saturday night was supposed to be a peaceful protest against police violence, but instead became a movement of people rampaging through the streets of Santa Ana. Our city is now among those

June 4, 2020

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Pepper sprayed at the frontlines: Saturday’s “riot” according to a student protester

*We are using a pseudonym to protect the identity of the protestor. When studio arts major John Smith arrived on the corner of Bristol and McFadden on Saturday night to attend a

June 2, 2020

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