Roundup, Pierce College, CA
15 hours ago by Shweta Saraswat
"The teacher hates me."
"I didn't know we were supposed to do that!"
"This grading is so unfair."
Exclamations like these are heard in classrooms around the world, sometimes with sincere concern. Yet many students fail to take such complaints to a meaningful level.
The Channels, Santa Barbara City College, CA
1 day ago by Whitney Clark
Student Senate President Tom Fitzgerald knows that change can be overwhelming.
He spent his life surrounded by snowcapped mountains in Utah. But since moving to Santa Barbara two years ago, the beachside City College campus has been his home.
"I had gone to private school my whole life so [moving here] was like, 'Oh my gosh! These people are wearing normal clothes!'" Fitzgerald said.
Daily Titan, California State University, CA
2 days ago by John Synco
Curiosity is quelled with answers. Like a wise grandmother, Cal State Fullerton has an answer for everything, although one may have to wait 48 hours for a response.
The "Ask the Titans" feature on the university Web site was developed to answer any inquiry anyone may have regarding the campus and its inner workings.
Viking, Long Beach City College, CA
2 days ago by Chris Rendon
When the lights were shut off and the stage curtains slid open, I didn't know what to expect from the annual Spring Dance Ensemble on Friday, May 2 at the LAC Auditorium.
Being a novice to the world of dance, set design and choreography had its advantages and disadvantages.
The Channels, Santa Barbara City College, CA
2 days ago by Rhys Alvarado
It all started 15 years ago.
Long before the days of attending weekend wine parties, working behind an administrative desk, or counting on a $215,000 salary.
Fifteen years before becoming City College's Superintendent-President, things didn't always work out so nicely for Andreea Serban.
Daily Titan, California State University, CA
3 days ago by Joshua Burton
Henry Mendoza has been through a lot since his days growing up on the east side of Los Angeles. It shows when he talks. After years of being a newsman for print and television media, he knows how to tell a story, and if you give him the chance -- or the time -- he will give you a whirlwind tour of his life's experiences.
Daily Titan, California State University, CA
3 days ago by Sarah J. Cruz
Some students may feel a pang of jealousy while watching their classmates click away on a brand new Macintosh or Dell laptop.
With the increasing cost of gas and tuition, a new laptop may be out of reach.
But students who do not have the income or parents willing to buy them a laptop can still enjoy the benefits of one.
Valley Star, Los Angeles Valley College, CA
3 days ago by Elizeda Beltran
While many people seek refuge from the relentless traffic and noisy streets that characterize Los Angeles, others like to frolic in the clattering city and rub shoulder to shoulder, and if you are one of these people, Glendale has a treat for you.
The Americana at Brand, an outdoor mall and residential complex that opened May 2, proved itself a shopper's utopia where thousands of eager consumers meandered through the 15.
Roundup, Pierce College, CA
5 days ago by Marion Kimble
Speculation in the world of psychology suggests the law banning the use of hand-held cell phones while driving, which goes into effect July 1, may do more harm than good.
The issue of "cognitive capture," or the idea that conversations on cell phones are the cause of accidents and not the actual holding of them, was reported on by the Los Angeles Times March 25.
Express, Las Positas College, CA
5 days ago by Lauren Barnard
When leaps, chases and pirouette are combined with James Bond, Chocolat, and Moulin Rouge, the result is an entertaining evening of dancers moving to tunes made famous by some of the most popular films to hit the silver screen.
May 3 marked the second night of LPC's spring dance production, and as the theater filmed, the second ever evening began of a production based upon a specific theme: Let's go to the Movies!
The first dance performance of the evening was choreographed by dance student Natalie Miramontes, and featured music by Flo Rida, Missy Elliot and Timbaland, as well as Justin Timberlake and Modonna.
Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, CA
5 days ago by Chris Bausinger
Tadashi Miyagi defines himself as a Japanese man who came to the U.S. to improve his English and obtain a degree university degree.
A 22-year-old senior environmental studies major, Miyagi speaks fluent Japanese and prides himself on having a good understanding of the English language.
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