The 1960’s meets the 1600’s in Pierce’s rendition of “Tartuffe” through the flower power style of clothing and maintaining the emotions and language of the
Author: Brian Caldera
Pitch perfect, singers shine
Rows and rows of stands held sheets of music while singers harmonized and sang soulfully in preparation for their opportunity to vocalize under the limelight.
Speaker Series: Television and bypassing the system
Television producer Jeff Schultz took the road less traveled when he stopped pursuing higher education to search for his calling in life. Now, he has
Women’s volleyball defeats Allan Hancock College
After losing to Moorpark, the women’s volleyball team got back on track as they defeated Allan Hancock College. With this win they increased their record,
‘Ain’t that a kick in the head?’
The stadium lights shine down on the field as the kicker readies the ball for a field goal. An almost silent moment falls over the
ASO votes for new vice president
A new vice president for the Associated Student Organization (ASO) was elected in the committee meeting on Tuesday Oct. 4. The 17 committee members in
Ladies and germs, the fair for health
A person’s well-being can be difficult to maintain whether eating healthy or visiting the doctor when the first signs of illness arrive however, campus health
A not-so-secret ST.A.S.H. for those in need
Students have been told for generations that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Before taking a test, students are told to eat
He didn’t sweat the college debt
Devon Coombs rose up from the depth of college debt and has built a stable life for himself without owing a single dime. Coombs began
Olympic broadcaster shares industry success
The multi-media speaker series went off with a roaring start, featuring well-known American broadcaster Bill Seward as the first speaker this semester. The Media Arts