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Dell’Osso scares grab patrons
Lathrop’s Dell’Osso Farms opens its gates for its 15th annual Pumpkin Maze on Sept. 29.
The farm was founded in the 1920s by three Italian...
President Hart discusses challenges
Dr. Kathy Hart began her tenure as the new president/superintendent of San Joaquin Delta College in early September.
Hart comes into this job with enthusiasm...
Dear Dad…
Dad, you are in my thoughts every day. I miss you more than words could ever describe. There’s a hole in my heart that...
Baby survives cancer
Delta employee’s son makes miraculous recovery
“Faith in God is huge for us,” stated Dawn Chambers about her son Jyriaun.
Jyriaun contracted a tumor in the...
Times are changing
With Delta College losing more and more money students are footing the bill in a variety of ways. The population is also dealing with...
Student bikes across America
Across America in 70 days, on nothing more than a bicycle.
That is the feat accomplished by Delta College student Bobby Miner, 20. Despite having...
Mustangs stampede, trample Gladiators 28-20
The Delta College Mustangs football program opened its season with a Sept. 1 game against the Chabot Gladiators.
The Gladiator team let its presence be...
Hart named president
Dr. Kathy Hart was selected as the new president/superintendent after a short search to fill the position that included the interviews of nationwide candidates.
Hart,...
Students welcomed back to campus
With classes resuming on Aug.13, Delta College Outreach and Community Relations held its seventh annual New Student Welcome Day.
The event took place at the...
Monkeys, Keys rock out in Sacramento
On May 5, the Power Balance Pavilion in Sacramento was filled with the best of British and American rock.
TIP YOUR HATS TO 2012 CLASS
The Stockton Arena will welcome up to 675 graduating Delta College students and their families on May 24 as part of the 77th annual commencement ceremony.
A fight for freedom: Retiring custodian tells his harrowing experience in coming to America...
The end of the school year is coming. Students and teachers are preparing for finals. Administration is concluding the busiest time of the year...
Club raises awareness of war criminal Joseph Kony
Generation4Change club members hang posters around Stockton in April, raising awareness of the efforts to capture Joseph Kony.
Kony is the head of the Lord’s...
Accessibility an issue on Delta campus
Walking around San Joaquin Delta College campus, one can see many handicap accessible signs, walkways and paths.
If one looks closer, however, it can be seen the campus is not as accessible as it seems.
Arthur Miller classic ‘Crucible’ comes to campus
Delta Drama Department is currently rehearsing the American classic “The Crucible.”
Director Harvey Jordan suggested the school perform this play because of the challenging roles...
Japanese Club goes to San Francisco for festival
The Japanese Club took its second trip to the 45th Annual Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival on April 22.
From Stockton to Pleasanton, from Pleasanton...
Softball ends season on spectacular high note
The Lady Mustangs capped off a stellar regular season with a 6-0 win against the Modesto Pirates Tuesday, April 23.
The team stands at 33-7...
Faculty talent show at San Joaquin Delta College
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Excerpts of faculty performances from the April 18 talent show at San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton.
Activities at Goleman celebrate Library Week
Need to study for a final? Doing research for a paper? Is there a novel you want to read?
In this age of tablet PCs, smartphones, and e-books, it seems easy to forget a simple, free solution to each of those questions exists – the local library.
Band & Orchestra Festival challenges musicians
Student musicians from all over California flocked to the Delta College Band & Orchestra Festival on March 28-29.
Located in the Atherton Auditorium, this festival...
