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The 10 Percent: Culture celebrates under the rainbow flag
Every summer Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered and Queer (LGBTQ+) people celebrate their differences with pride festivals, parades and fairs.
Many people have asked the question:...
‘May Day Protests’ bring light to the nations inequality for the lower class
A number of protests have taken place around the country this month.
Marches simultaneously took place in California, New York as well as Asian and...
Stockton: It’s not as terrible as everyone says
As a born and raised Stocktonian, I recognize a past, and still see a bright future for our city.
Even though list-happy magazines such as...
Determination, drive needed to transfer
After six semesters here at Delta College, I will finally be transferring to California State University Northridge (CSUN) in the fall. Words cannot express...
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...
Degree planning tool website withdraws partnership request
MyEdu.com has withdrawn its request for a pilot agreement with Delta College.
The reasons for this withdrawal are not certain.
According to Admissions and Records Director Catherine Mooney, myEdu.com’s request for withdrawal was in the company’s best interest.
Faculty talent show reveals hidden skills
Teachers. You see them in-class every week. Quite frequently they can be spotted around campus. And every now and then you might have an awkward run-in with them at a local grocery store.
Unexpected encounters with teachers outside of their working environment can be at times awkward, but the Faculty Talent Show on April 18 was anything but.
RISE AND FALL: A timeline of events leading to Marsee’s dismissal
It’s been nearly three months since former president/superintendent Dr. Jeff Marsee was dismissed from campus by the board of trustees.
While changes have been made, the student body population has seen little disruption to campus activities since Marsee’s departure.
Voting set to begin for student government elections
With Associated Student Body Government election season beginning, students say little information is leaving them with questions going into next week’s voting period. Those running for office have begun reaching out to students and passing out flyers. However, many students are not yet aware of the student government elections.
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.
SkillsUSA students win gold at statewide competition
SkillsUSA is a national skill organization that serves more than 320,000 high school and college students and professional members enrolled in training programs in...
The 10 Percent: Fighting LGBTQ+ homelessness
Currently an estimated 1.6-2.8 million homeless youth are in the United States, up to 40% of which identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or...
British poets visits campus
When you read a poem and look at the words that make it up, how often do you take the time to think about...
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...
Fashion show returns next month with ‘A Story Of Fashion’ presentation
The annual Fashion & Interior Design Exhibit is a showcase of students work from the fashion and interior design programs here at Delta.
The event...
Planking has offensive past
Planking.
This unique activity requires one to lay stiff as a board on a random object, hands to the side and feet pointed.
It’s become a...
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...
Former Mustang to be considered in draft
After a long and arduous journey, former Mustangs left tackle Amini Silatolu is expected to be selected in one of the first three rounds...
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.
