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What’s wrong with people? Ill communication
There are two kinds of people in the world: those with common sense and those without.
Recently I’m noting more of the second.
As spring has...
Same-sex marriage issue heard in Supreme Court
In late March, the Supreme Court of the United States drew a crowd of protestors on both sides of the gay marriage issue as...
Student offers prayer for campus peers
I’m assuming most of you have seen a young girl in front of the library with a simple sign: “Can I pray for you?”
I...
Celebrity brain drain
In our culture, turning on almost any television station or picking up almost any magazine, we hear news about movie or television stars.
What’s up...
New game in ‘Bioshock’ series amazes
The late Roger Ebert was once quoted saying “video games are not art.” It’s a claim I found strange coming from a critic who...
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...
Designated employee parking proposed for Delta
Every day thousands of Delta College students, faculty and staff search for the best parking space on campus.
“Staff parking was proposed to the Policy...
Three students receive awards in campus math competition
The math department has announced the 2013 winners of the Delta College Math Competition.
Yunji Zhang placed first with 31.5 points. Second place was Jesus...
U.S. Air Force jazz band comes to Delta
On Sunday, April 14, The Commanders, the United States Air Force Jazz Band, will be hosting a free concert in Atherton Auditorium at 3...
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...
Bookstore begins sale of pepper spray
The Delta College bookstore is now offering pepper spray for $9.99 a can.
This is the first semester pepper spray has been available at the...
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...
Delta student, full-time basketball coach inspires his players to achieve success
Teaching is an acquired taste that ripens over time, but is continuously avoided as a skill because of its bitter taste.
Eddie Morales, a full-time...
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,...
Wage increase could raise statuses
In 2011, 46 million people were said to be living below the poverty line in the United States.
Yet, as of March 15, House Republicans...
Selection of new religious leader brings writer back to faith
My childhood revolved around Catholicism.
I made my communion at age eight, memorized my prayers in Spanish and attended church every Sunday with my family.
But...
Celebrating St. Patrick: Root of holiday dates back centuries, more than revelers know
Here in America, we celebrate all different kinds of cultural celebrations such as Cinco de Mayo, Chinese New Years, and St. Patrick’s Day, regardless...
Culinary arts department hosts final bake sale of semester
The Delta College culinary arts department held its sixth and final bake sale of the semester from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on March...
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...
