The Collegian, San Joaquin Delta College, Stockton, CA
17 hours ago by Thomas Graves
It is a form of expression that is becoming more and more misunderstood by the common man. What may not be considered art by one person, a spray painted wall is another man's "Mona Lisa".
The San Matean, College of San Mateo, San Mateo, CA
15 hours ago by Laura Babbitt
A proposal for curriculum cuts to balance CSM's 2010-11 budget brought more than 80 faculty members to an Oct. 16 meeting.
Two speakers told how faculty within their division were discussing tradeoffs to fine tune the proposed cuts, while more than 20 others spoke against cutting classes and programs for the 2010-11 school year.
The San Matean, College of San Mateo, San Mateo, CA
20 hours ago by
When I first saw the list of proposed cuts to departments and programs I was dismayed; I felt lost in the woods. I knew it meant that excellent teachers would no longer be teaching their students. Then last Friday there was an all college faculty meeting. I was heartened to hear my colleagues' eloquence, anger, and humor.
The Skyline View, Skyline college, San Bruno, CA
16 hours ago by Marc Arguello
The Skyline Child Development Center (CDC) is currently undergoing the Program Improvement and Viability (PIV) process, meaning that the future of the entire CDC program is uncertain.
Skyline College has been forced to make several cuts and other sacrifices due to a state-wide budget problem.
The Collegian, San Joaquin Delta College, Stockton, CA
22 hours ago by Mikayla Meyling
This fall's much anticipated "Where the Wild Things Are" proves to be a visually interesting, somewhat entertain¬ing, yet ultimately adequate-at-best rendition of Maurice Sendack's award winning children's book. The first third of the movie is centered on the main protagonist and King of All Wild Things, Max, running around screaming his head off and committing terribly annoying acts of child-like violence such as biting, screaming, and stomping.
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The Collegian, San Joaquin Delta College, CA
16 hours ago by Matthew Bacon
Halloween is over, but the holiday season has just begun. With Thanksgiving less than a month away and Christmas not far behind, the stress is beginning to pile on. If the holidays aren't enough, students are scrambling to send applications to four-year colleges, Stockton's unemployment rating is higher than a pothead, and finals are creeping up fast.
The Collegian, San Joaquin Delta College, CA
22 hours ago by Victor Rhodes
Traveling the world to catch hundreds of monsters, taking part in pocket sized plumber adventures, solving puzzles, pretending to be an ace attorney and slaying monsters, the Nintendo DSi has managed to turn non-gamers into gamers. With a great library of games like "Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney," "Brain Age," "Animal Crossing," etc.
The Collegian, San Joaquin Delta College, CA
15 hours ago by Daryl Bunao
Danner Hall was filled with zombies, the Japanese mafia, and even a matador when the various clubs of Delta College met during club night, Friday, Oct. 30. Looking to raise money, the clubs competed in multiple games ranging from dancing, pie-eating and extreme musical chairs.
Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, CA
1 day ago by Stephanie Vallejo
Naked anime girls, eerie music and the smell of a certain green plant are just a few of the expected post-Halloween madness I saw, heard and smelled at the Rob Zombie concert Wednesday night.
Following a flow of black T-shirts into the Event Center, I knew there was a metal show about to happen.
The Skyline View, Skyline college, CA
2 days ago by Kyle Chidester
In recent months something interesting has been happening on the Internet. Apparently everyone and their mother is now on Facebook, literally, and in my case even my mother's mother.
This sudden surge of the over 30 crowd on what was originally a social networking site for college age young adults has produced a wide range of reactions.
Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, CA
2 days ago by Angela Marino
"Killer cops in every town. We won't forget. We won't back down," said a group of students at a police brutality protest in front of San Jose City Hall.
About 50 students gathered in front of San Jose City Hall on Tuesday to protest against suspected police misconduct against San Jose residents.
The Skyline View, Skyline college, CA
1 day ago by JJ Valdez
Our young hero Link once again returns to the palm of your hands, but this time you won't be holding a controller. This time we see him like never before; on paper, in ink, and advancing through the story by turning to the next page. However, he is still fighting the evil forces of Ganon all the while rescuing princess Zelda like only he can.
The Skyline View, Skyline college, CA
12 hours ago by Marc Arguello
The Skyline Child Development Center (CDC) is currently undergoing the Program Improvement and Viability (PIV) process, meaning that the future of the entire CDC program is uncertain.
Skyline College has been forced to make several cuts and other sacrifices due to a state-wide budget problem.
Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, CA
1 day ago by Ryan Buchan
This season, every opponent the Spartans have faced has had a rushing offense ranked in the top half of the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision, and the team has not done much to stop those runners.
Only Western Kentucky University and Eastern Michigan University have been worse at stopping the run than the Spartans in the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision this season.
La Voz Weekly, De Anza College, CA
17 hours ago by Anothony Salos
Plans to complete a wireless campus are estimated to be finished by the end of the 2009-2010 school year.
The Educational Technology Services (ETS) for the Foothill De Anza District started to plan for campus-wide wireless access in 2002. A pilot was created in the Krause Center of Innovation on the
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The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City
I love words. I love the vast ways I can express myself or describe the world around me, even with a small vocabulary. Becoming an avid reader at a young age, I have a rather unusual appreciation for the building blocks of human communication. While many people dislike long words and often peg them as the discourse of the elite or stuck-up, I, by far, prefer "big words" (as they are called).
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