Dig Magazine, California State University, Long Beach, CA
22 hours ago by Dale Johnson
"Appeal To Reason" is an enjoyable listen, with many noteworthy songs, but considered as a whole it fails to match the extremely high level of promise that Rise Against has shown on previous material.
The Poly Post, Cal Poly Pomona, CA
7 hours ago by Daniel Ucko
After unloading a busload of gear and doing a soundcheck on a scorching hot Sept. 24 afternoon, Rx Bandits regrouped in the Bronco Student Center before their 8:30 p.m. headlining performance at the 2008 BroncoFusion back-to-school concert.
Dig Magazine, California State University, Long Beach, CA
1 day ago by Mike Rincon
On its latest effort and debut on the band's new label, "You Are My Sunshine," Copeland - Aaron Marsh (vocals, guitar, piano, organ, mellotron), Bryan Laurenson (guitar, backing vocals), Stephan Laurenson (guitar) and Jonathan Bucklew (drums) - expand its creativity to make an album of 11 lush sounding tracks.
Dig Magazine, California State University, Long Beach, CA
1 day ago by Lauren Darmody
Though ghosts, goblins, and skeletons might scare you during this time of year when the weather has gotten cooler and the darkness falls earlier and earlier each day, this spooky holiday has become a way of life for Michael Terry, and he's even showing Knott's Scary Farm and Universal Studios a thing or two.
The Telescope, Palomar College, CA
8 hours ago by Anthony Schwartz
If passed, Proposition 8 - a proposition on the ballot for the Nov. 4 California General Election - would eliminate the right for same-sex couples to marry.
While the right was previously banned in the state, the Supreme Court of California voted May 15 to allow same-sex marriages in a 4-to-3 decision.
The Telescope, Palomar College, CA
5 hours ago by Kelley Foyt
Typical western movies involve cowboys, Indians and fast draw shooting. There's not many new things Hollywood can bring to the table. Though "Appaloosa" does bring somewhat of a twist to this tired formula, the end product is still pretty mediocre.
The plot is hardly satisfying, and leaves room for more.
Cypress Chronicle, Cypress College, CA
10 hours ago by Anna Allen
Media Credit: Alexandru Mitroi
"Dos dolaritos. Lléguele. Lléguele. Dos dolaritos la ropa," a portly man in a sombrero calls people into his tent. (Come get it. Come get it. Two dollars. Two dollars, clothes.)
"Barato, barato, todo barato," a woman selling cd's yells. (Cheap, cheap, everything is cheap.
Cypress Chronicle, Cypress College, CA
11 hours ago by Diana Arbas, Yoomin Kang
Media Credit: Kenny Rivera
Coyote Chronicle, California State University, San Bernardino, CA
1 day 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.
Coyote Chronicle, California State University, San Bernardino, CA
1 day ago by Michael Iannolo
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's signature made the $215 million deficit for the California State University System (CSU) official on Tuesday, Sept. 23, ending the longest budget stalemate in California history.
The deficit should come as no surprise to CSU students and officials, who experienced a similar budget deficit last year.
The Daily Aztec, San Diego State, CA
1 hour ago by John P. Gamboa, Staff Writer
Since the dawn of the new millennium, Apple, the King David of the tech world, has been able to quickly dispose of any Goliaths that come its way. One major example is how quickly it was able to eradicate Microsoft in the consumer-electronics field with the now ubiquitous iPod.
Weekly Hornet, Fullerton College, CA
6 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.
Weekly Hornet, Fullerton College, CA
6 days ago by Chung Lee
Nobody was surprised by the sold-out tickets and the success of the Music Builds Tour, which featured three leading Christian artists, Third Day, Jars of Clay and Switchfoot at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Friday.
The money raised from the tickets went directly to the local Habitat for Humanity.
Weekly Hornet, Fullerton College, CA
6 days ago by Chris Haire
The Associated Students' Senate filled the empty vice president seat Tuesday when they selected Senator Adrian Bolvarte Chong to the post with a vote of 14 to 9 over Senator Stephanie Narrow.
Prior to the vote, each candidate was allowed a two-minute time frame to persuade their fellow senators to support them.
Clarion, Citrus college, CA
6 days ago by Rosalynn Garcia
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The Daily Aztec, San Diego State, CA
1 hour ago by Faryar Borhani, Features Editor
If you're like half of my friends and you're a dude, then you are probably feeling the stress of week 5 in your fantasy football league. Now, you could have been like me and drafted Tom Brady in both your leagues as your first pick. Or, you could have been like my friend, who will remain unnamed, but has a very similar name to that of Benedict XVI, and drafted the entire Green Bay Packers' offense and defense because he thinks that they are God's football team to men.
The Daily Aztec, San Diego State, CA
1 hour ago by Jacquelyn Yawn, Contributor
With the election coming up this November that will replace current President George W. Bush, the competitors, Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama, have shown their support and disapproval of many issues. One of these issues is the conflict of funding for embryonic stem cell research. Do these rivals support or oppose it?
Clarion, Citrus college, CA
6 days ago by Jose Alonso Ramirez
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill last week that bars all companies doing business in Sudan from bidding on California state contracts. AB 498, sponsored by Assemblyman Ed Hernandez (D-West Covina), is meant to send a message to the government of Sudan, which for the past six years has been victimizing its own citizens in the western region of Darfur.
Clarion, Citrus college, CA
5 days ago by Andrew Vasquez
Most people-students especially- say that they would like to volunteer and help others. However, between going to class, working, studying and maintaining their personal lives, few have the time. That is, until now. GiveVaccines.org, a web site co-founded by Citrus College business professor Richard Ghidella, provides students with an easy way to help children in need.
Claremont Independent, Claremond McKenna College, CA
8 hours ago by Sigma Theta Chi
We found ourselves answering our cell phones, walking through South Quad, overhearing our friends. The news arrives. A loved one is no longer with us. What is it about death that always leaves us staring blankly into the sky, the ground, or anything that takes our minds away from the reality that a friend is gone?
Each of our physical responses is similar, yet our thoughts and emotions are unique.
Claremont Independent, Claremond McKenna College, CA
7 hours 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.
Claremont Independent, Claremond McKenna College, CA
6 days ago by Linden Schult
In the past, Claremont McKenna students have had the opportunity to study abroad where they want and when they want. But this could all be changing. On September 7 the sophomore class received an e-mail from Kristen Mallory entitled "Crucial changes in Study Abroad Policies affecting all Sophomores, Class of 2011.
el Don, Santa Ana College, CA
6 days ago by Jermaine Ruvalcaba
Anchored by defensive end B.J. Bell, the Dons did not allow a touchdown in the first half and held on to beat L.A. Harbor 43-36 Sept. 20.
el Don, Santa Ana College, CA
4 days ago by Jeanae Goss
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The Telescope, Palomar College, CA
6 days ago by Kelley Foyt
Lyric Opera San Diego is opening its 30th anniversary season with the production of the Broadway smash hit musical "Candide." When Lyric Opera previously ran the show, it sold out its entire run, according to Lyric Opera's press release.
"Candide," a comedy based on the novella of the same name by the French philosopher Voltaire, is a story of self-discovery and adventure, intertwined with a touch of romance.
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