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Drought consequences growing
California concluded its fourth full year of drought on Sept. 30 and the effects of a long-term water deficit continue to increase.
The recent Butte...
Visionary mourned: Stockton, Delta remember downtown innovator
“Stockton is a dump.”
“There is no hope with that city.”
“Glad I moved out of that place.”
Delta College students read comments like this daily on...
Stockton Symphony impresses audience with electric violinist
Tracy Silverman's performance, with the support of the Stockton Symphony, at the Atherton Auditorium was exhilarating.
Silverman, the world's first concert electric violinist, headlined the...
Student lost but not forgotten
Ten days after Delta College student Dominic Deiro died tragically in a solo-vehicle drunken driving accident, his family found a way to cope through...
Candy Bars, Cotton Candy, and Ice Cream at Starbucks?
Summer is just about here, which means, it’s hot – hotter than hot.
When it gets that hot the only thing you want to do...
Mangonada makes mouths water
Mangonada, a trendy summer food trend, is becoming a treat of choice in Stockton.
“I have been eating mangonadas for a couple years now and...
Will the real hipsters please stand up
The term “hipster” has become generalized as a trend in the Delta college community. As of late we see more and more students donning...
Event showcases speech and debate
The half-filled Atherton Auditorium echoed the voices of speakers and debaters on Tuesday, April 23.
The Speech and Debate Showcase, co-hosted by Delta’s Speech and...
Petition fights for Cunningham
With months left before the Math and Science Complex is scheduled to open, the fate of the Cunningham building is now getting attention due...
Making marriage equal
Same-sex marriage movement gains support, followers with social media
Social media exploded with pictures of equals sign over the spring break, with the advent of...
The dangerous quest for the worst movies ever
It seems every time a new movie comes out there is always one person who says: “That was the worst movie I’ve ever seen.”
When...
Former U.S. Secretary of State empowers women at Pacific forum
The Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the United States are still vivid in the mind of Dr. Condoleezza Rice.
“The context for the Bush administration...
EMT program to shut down in July
Delta College’s Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program has long allowed students to earn certification of completion in one semester, propelling them to careers in...
Diving into new waters
Delta’s divers a small but devoted group
Afraid of heights? Diving may not be the sport for you.
But never fear, Coach Robert Wimberly is an...
Battling it out over the best movie fight scenes
FROM CHRIS
Conflict is Drama.
That’s been true ever since we’ve began storytelling, and nothing is more compelling than a good fight sequence.
Whether it’s fist fighting,...
Instructor serves as campus business resource
Villarreal helps guide her students into entrepreneurship
To an outsider, the world of business seems to be about sitting in an office cube, drinking a...
Lyons has the world in his hands
Dr. Robin Lyons is a geography instructor at Delta College.
His hobbies include traveling, which has taken him around the world. But there’s more to...
Bulletin boards offer ways to communicate, but caution is urged with unauthorized postings
Students walk by them everyday.
They are in halls, in the middle of walking paths and in front of buildings.
They are everywhere. Campus bulletin boards are a...
Stockton author inspired by real-life characters
“In my everyday world, I try to be as normal as possible, but in my writing, anything goes,” said Stockton-based author Carlos Chino during...
Single students connect on Valentine’s Day
‘Guess that Tune’ and match-making game, make up ASBG’s first College Hour
Delta College students who were ‘single and ready to mingle’ this Valentine’s Day...
