Lecture highlights corruption
Political and media corruption took center-stage at the second installment of the lecture series.
Old-time offices on the move for rebuilding
What were once dorms 60 years ago are now faculty offices in some of the oldest buildings on campus, but the cottages behind the Freudian Sip are headed for renovation.
Campus may replace ‘thirsty plants’
Drought-tolerant plants would cut water usage in areas where lawns aren’t used for functions like sports.
More designated smoking areas needed
Designated smoking areas are too few, too far and too inconvenient for most smokers on campus to use, and therefore most of them ignore the rules. And rules don’t matter if no one enforces them.
Uncle Sam to the rescue
There needs to be a restoration of confidence in the credit market and banks need to start lending to each other again. But is paying $700 billion to bankers really the way to end this crisis? This idea is one of greed, and will not go according to plan.
Kicking of Halloween with a costume party
the cafeteria is ending october with a treat by hosting a halloween party to kick off halloween.
Women’s soccer crushes Monarchs
Five players contributed goals to the 7-0 blowout against Valley College.
Academic Senate Meeting on last Monday
Academic Senate Meeting took place on last Monday. Different issues were brought up about the school. Some of these issues consisted of state budget, pay-pal,reception for Jack Scott, alligning policies, and much more.
Your vote is of no consequence
Democracy in this country is a flawed system. Regardless of which candidate you vote for, California’s electoral vote will go to Barack Obama. There is no point in casting your ballot for a decision that has already been pre-determined.
Waiting for dark
The Astronomy Society takes a break from civilization to take in some sights of galactic proportions.