Courier, Pasadena City College, CA
22 hours ago by Richard Garcia
A campus police officer made an emotional case Wednesday in support of arming PCC police officers, furthering a topic that has been hotly debated this semester.
Valley Star, Los Angeles Valley College, CA
10 hours ago by Sharon Hardwick
The Family Resource Center, which operates under the umbrella of Valley College's Child Development Department, has been awarded more than $3.8 million to support Valley's childhood education and development students while providing outreach to the local community.
Courier, Pasadena City College, CA
22 hours ago
The Courier is giving away an iPod Nano at the end of the month to a randomly selected registered user of pcccourier.com. To become eligible, click the "Register" link in the top left corner of our site and sign up! Click for more details and rules.
Daily Trojan, University of Southern California, CA
22 hours ago by Taren Fujimoto
Legendary digital communications pioneer and namesake of USC's Viterbi School of Engineering Andrew J. Viterbi was one of eight people awarded the 2007 National Medal of Science, the nation's highest honor for science and technology, at a gala Sept. 29.
Viterbi won the award for his development of the maximum-likelihood algorithm for convolutional coding, known as the "Viterbi algorithm," which is a method for solving complex mathematical problems.
The Occidental Weekly, Occidental College, CA
1 day ago by Sonia Lessuck
Every fall the Jewish community celebrates Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. The following 10 days are called the days of repentance. On the 10th day, the community recognizes Yom Kippur, a day of atonement. As the two most important holidays in the Jewish faith, these days are called the High Holidays.
The Poly Post, Cal Poly Pomona, CA
1 day ago by Christopher Sloan, Staff Writer
The beginning of the school year was welcomed once again with an abundance of free food and drink for all during the 25th annual Hot Dog Caper.
About 12,000 hot dogs were served at this year's event, which took place in University Park. Chips, sodas, bottled water and ice cream were also served to those in attendance.
The Poly Post, Cal Poly Pomona, CA
1 day ago by Daniel Ucko, Editor-in-Chief
A 1972 Cal Poly alumnus was recently named the new publisher of LA's largest newspaper, The Los Angeles Times.
Eddy Hartenstein, 57, double majored in aerospace engineering and mathematics before moving on to receive his master's degree at the California State Institute of Technology.
Corsair, Santa Monica College, CA
1 day ago by Dan Laget
The best prospect for finding a great job for a student or recent college grad might be a microenterprise located in California. It could be an opportunity to learn new skills and gain valuable life experience.
Viking, Long Beach City College, CA
1 day ago by Vince Camfield
A local business group met on Tuesday, Sept. 23 at Frenchy's Bistro to discuss the future of the Long Beach breakwater, which spans about 2.2 miles and helps protect the Alamitos Peninsula from potential flooding.
An offshore breakwater is a man-made structure designed to decrease wave action, ultimately reducing coastal erosion.
Weekly Hornet, Fullerton College, CA
1 day ago by Cindy Cotter
Several campus emergency call boxes have been out of order all semester due to the destruction of the phone hub in the demolished 400 building. They will work again as soon as they are spliced into the VoIP network with the rest of the campus phones.
The Occidental Weekly, Occidental College, CA
1 day ago by Chris Suzdak
Frustrated by a seemingly stricter alcohol policy and deteriorating social scene, the General Assembly (GA) convened last Tuesday to discuss the school's on- and off-campus alcohol policy, recently nicknamed the "Big Brother Policy" by Teddy Zou (senior).
Weekly Hornet, Fullerton College, CA
1 day ago by Brandon Ferguson
Walking past the Cadena Transfer Center on the way to the cafeteria, it's easy to miss the sticker placed in the window. The simple design consists of a purple triangle with the words 'A.B. 540 Safe Zone' placed above it.
Cadena Transfer Center Director Lily Espinoza explains that the sticker is a symbol of the center's mission of diversity, an attempt to create a sense of understanding and dialogue for the marginalized groups on campus.
Clarion, Citrus college, CA
2 days ago by Rosalynn Garcia
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Valley Star, Los Angeles Valley College, CA
2 days ago by Joe LaFleur
On Oct. 3, four days after rejecting the first $700-billion bailout, the House of Representatives passed by a vote of 263-171 its successor, which added $150 billion in "sweeteners."
"We have acted boldly to help prevent the crisis on Wall Street from becoming a crisis in communities across our country," President George W.
Roundup, Pierce College, CA
2 days ago by Amaris Alarcon
From HIV/AIDS Awareness Week on the campus to the AIDS Walk in Los Angeles, here are some of the different ways for students to stay aware and get involved.
Cypress Chronicle, Cypress College, CA
2 days ago by Chrystal Hartberg, Chris Hernandez
Media Credit: Kenny Rivera
Cypress Chronicle, Cypress College, CA
2 days ago by Michael Uriegas, Chris Hernandez
Media Credit: Scott Hankinson
Weekly Hornet, Fullerton College, CA
2 days ago by Cindy Cotter
California's community colleges face hard financial times despite the end of the state budget impasse, according to fiscal experts in the state and district Chancellors' offices.
"We need to be prepared for mid-year cuts," said Fred Williams, vice chancellor of finance and facilities at North Orange County Community College District, "On paper it looks like not a bad budget for us, but it's a bad budget statewide in terms of addressing the structural problems.
The Mountaineer, Mt. San Antonio College, CA
2 days ago by Frank Cardenas
With the push for green technology in full force, schools in California are looking for every possible way to save resources, especially water. For Mt. SAC, waterless urinals will help the problem.
According to the waterless.com Web site, on average a waterless urinal saves about 45,000 gallons of potable water a year.
Daily Trojan, University of Southern California, CA
2 days ago by Tiffanie Wu
TrojanTransportation and USCard launched the 800-USC-TAXI initiative Wednesday, allowing students to pay for Yellow Cab taxis with USC discretionary money and providing an additional option for late-night student transportation.
The initiative, which has been under development since November 2007, is being touted as both a measure to address complaints of long Campus Cruiser wait times and a way for students to explore Los Angeles.
The Occidental Weekly, Occidental College, CA
3 days ago by Brenda McNary
Greek life at Oxy shifted into high gear last week as new pledges were courted and recruited during rush week, Sept. 15 - 19. While rush happens twice a year, this is Oxy's second year of the new pledge procedure where informal rush occurs in fall and formal rush (open to first-years) takes place in the spring.
"Informal rush was a huge success this year," Student Life Coordinator and Greek Council Advisor Tiffanee Hopf said, "Of the 69 men and women who went to the recruitment events, 54 pledged."
Claremont Independent, Claremond McKenna College, CA
3 days ago by Daniel O'Toole
For three days after Karl Rove's talk at the Athenaeum, a maintenance worker named Sigifredo chiseled paint out of our central fountain. Nearly everyone who saw the cleanup operation - liberals and conservatives, students and employees - expressed disgust at how willingly the administration let vandals trash our campus.
Cypress Chronicle, Cypress College, CA
3 days ago by Diana Arbas, Yoomin Kang
Media Credit: Kenny Rivera
Corsair, Santa Monica College, CA
3 days ago by Humberto Mendez
The death and devastation left by hurricane Katrina 4 years ago has not been forgotten, the destruction left to houses and buildings being a constant reminder. August 28 marked the 4th year anniversary, with New Orleans recently in the News again when hurricane Gustav -that luckily proved to be a dud- showed that this time the government was prepared to help those who couldn't help themselves with a speedy evacuation.
Coyote Chronicle, California State University, San Bernardino, CA
3 days ago by Lauren Padia
Only 22 percent of young adults ages 18 to 24 years old voted in 2006, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
On Thursday, Oct. 2, the "Speak On It" live forum was held in the Santos Manuel Student Union and hosted by Joshua Fredenburg. Representatives from "Rock the Vote" and MTV's "Choose or Lose" were also at the event.
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