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‘Tableaux in Motion’ soars to new heights
The Dance Department at Delta College presented the spring showstopper “Tableaux in Motion” April 13-14 in Atherton Theater.
Valerie Gnassounou, director of the production and...
Graduate uses art to remember
Delta College graduate Celina Gonzalez who expresses her feelings and life experiences through painting and other art forms. Her interest in art sparked once...
Graduate uses art to remember
Delta College graduate Celina Gonzalez who expresses her feelings and life experiences through painting and other art forms. Her interest in art sparked once...
Enter the Dragon’s Den
Hidden away behind the Marshall’s at Lakeside Plaza, on March Lane, resides a recent addition to Stockton’s slowly-growing entertainment scene.
The Dragon’s Den is a game...
Emojis open Saudi Arabia to movies after years without
In the 1980s, movie theaters were shut down in Saudi Arabia during a wave of ultra-conservatism in the country.
In December, the 35-year-old ban...
Mismatching music videos causes confusion for listeners
Music Television (MTV) was the original platform for music videos since its first premiere on Aug. 1, 1981.
Music videos have been a visual way...
End-of-the-year events
1 - Village West Marina Lighted Boat Show
Stockton
Village West Marina Guest Deck
5.pm. to 8 p.m.
Free cookies and activities
2-3 Festival of Trees
Lodi
San Joaquin County
Historical Museum
Micke Grove Park
10...
Lodi artist strives to make living with music
Collin Jacka is a musician from Lodi who writes and records his own music.
He plays a variety of instruments, ranging from the guitar, bass,...
Solo musician strives to make living playing music
Cole Hinkle 18, is a solo musician from Lodi.
He works full time for a pool company and plays music in his off time....
Feminism something to continue working on, not back track
When you think of the word “feminist” or “feminism,” you may think of a 1970’s bra burning or a shirt from Forever 21 with...
Magic comes to Stockton in sweaty live show
Lights. Camera. Magic Men?
Whether it’s because you need a job to pay for college, you enjoy dancing with few clothes on or you have...
Spooktacular events for end of October
20- Pints and Pumpkins at
Channel Brewing
Stockton
21-22 Haunted House at Ione Preston Castle
Ione
$25 admission
23 Six Flags Fright Night
Vallejo
27Halloween Haunt at Great America
Santa Clara
28-29
Haunted...
SMH: Students are responsible for paying attention
We need to give our instructors a break and do the one thing students should do: Pay attention.
This is true for any grade. It...
Dell’Osso opens Pumpkin Maze for fall
Dell’Osso Family Farm Pumpkin Maze celebrates its 21st anniversary this year.
Dell’Osso was first founded in the 1920’s by three brothers from Italy, according to...
Remake of ‘It’ turns into a box office success
On Sept. 8, the new ‘It’ remake was released.
The first film of a two-episode remake of the 1990 horror flick hit theaters nationwide.
It is...
September brings many things to do
Greek festival at St. Basil Church
Stockton
Noon to 11 p.m. Saturday, Noon to 8 p.m. Sunday
$2 general admission
Flea Market at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds
Stockton
6 a.m. to 3...
Wonder vs. Atomic, the battle between modern day cinema
Let’s take a moment to reflect modern day cinema.
Can anyone remember when was the last time a woman took center stage?
Let’s take that stage...
Learning when to push the plate away
Are we disregarding health in order to promote a body-positive society?
We are allowing people around us to be unhealthy and lose the balance on...
Athletes reflect during off season
Student athletes have the hardest workload on campus. It doesn’t get easier when the season ends.
According to the NCAA, there is an estimated 460,000...
HOMEWARD BOUND: Not every aspect of staying home for college is good
While movies portray the fatal moving day, where a college freshman moves into a new dorm and parents say a bittersweet goodbye, this isn’t...
