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Happy Fall Dons!
As we dive deeper into the vibrant colors of October, we hope you're enjoying the fall season so far! Grab your favorite fall drink or pastry because it's the perfect time to cozy up with our upcoming print newspaper.
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đź“° Print Issue Sneak Peek: Our dedicated team has been burning the midnight oil to bring you an exceptional print issue later this month. Be on the lookout for intriguing stories, campus highlights, and engaging content.
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🌍 National Spotlight: Our editors are taking our passion for journalism on the road! They'll be in Atlanta, Georgia, attending the Associated Collegiate Press Journalism Conference to showcase our work to the rest of the nation. Your support fuels our enthusiasm, and we can't wait to represent our college on a broader stage.
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đź“· Stay Connected on Socials: Can't wait for the print issue? Get a daily dose of updates, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and more by following us on Instagram and TikTok. It's the best way to stay connected with our community and get the latest news at your fingertips.
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Don't miss out on the excitement! Whether you're a fan of print or prefer the digital experience, there's something for everyone.
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Cheers to a fantastic October!
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Growing up in a large Mexican American family in Orange County, Chayane “Shane” Sarabia remembers holidays meant food. When his family would cook, he'd peek into the room, wishing he could eat all the food. "I was in the kitchen being a fat kid, peeking at what was going on, then I slowly implemented myself into the kitchen and started …
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Credit enrollment at Santa Ana College has stunted for the first time in five years, while the college's non-credit School of Continuing Education is on pace to reach its enrollment goal. Per the RSSCD board of trustees’ request, enrollment reports are now being given at each board meeting by the Presidents of SAC and Santiago Canyon College. According to data …
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For young people exiting the foster care system, experts say finding a steady place to live has always been a tough hurdle on the road to independence. The city of Anaheim is addressing the issue with two affordable housing projects, which are expected to open to new residents by late 2026 or 2027. The Anaheim Lincoln Beach Apartments and Tampico …
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The Rancho Santiago Community College District has temporarily suspended direct deposit financial aid disbursements and has switched to mailed checks after a third-party cybersecurity issue was found, according to an urgent notice sent to students on Monday. According to the notice, BankMobile, the district’s third-party financial aid provider, told RSCCD it has no indication that the cybersecurity matter has affected …
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Santiago Canyon College’s request for a $4 million line of credit was unanimously approved at the Sept. 28 board meeting. SCC’s request came after school officials discovered a $3.7 million deficit stemming from budgeting errors, according to the 2026-27 adopted budget. The money would be available as needed and would cover the college’s potential investments as it works to balance …
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