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On Wednesday May 8, Yuba College Professor of Music Dr. Robert Matthews held a noon lecture on arts and aesthetics in American culture. There were about 90 students and faculty attending the lecture. His lecture was one of many events that took place during the Fiesta de Colores … [Read more...] about Beethoven and Britney Art and Aesthetics in American Culture

The 2001-2002 NBA regular season has come to a close, and it was one filled with great excitement and surprises. Fans were taken by the great athleticism of the young players and the return of a legend, Michael Jordan. Many young children had not seen the great Michael Jordan … [Read more...] about Exciting season comes to an end

On April 19, 2002 the body of Alice in Chains singer Layne Staley, 34, was found in his Seattle apartment. Staley reportedly died of a drug overdose, but that has not been confirmed at this time. Staley had struggled most of his brief life with a heroin addiction that ultimately … [Read more...] about Music world loses gifted artist

For 25 years, Joaquina Johnson has instructed the choral program for the Yuba College Music Department. That era is quickly coming to a close, as Johnson announced that she will be retiring this semester. She will by no means stop conducting choral groups, though. Johnson will … [Read more...] about Joaquina Johnson Retires

Yuba College is home to many programs devoted to the success of students. Some of the newest programs are part of the Trio program, a collection of more than three programs that reach out to eager students before many even have a driver's license. The Upward Bound programs is … [Read more...] about Programming students for success