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For 25 years, Professor Steve Klein has had his students build cars, boats and planes (all powered by a simple mousetrap), to teach the concepts of engineering to his freshmen students. Comparing all the diverse vehicles he has seen over the years, Professor Klein has found that … [Read more...] about A better mousetrap

Being an exceptional student is not solely defined as making the dean's list or excelling in extra-curricular activities. Inspiration and perseverance are major factors in one's success, both in school and in life. Terrae O'Neal is a shinning example of these characteristics. … [Read more...] about Defining excellence

According to the Webster's Dictionary, a role model is a person whose behavior, example or success is or can be emulated by others, especially by younger people. Since the tragedy of September 11, our view of role models has changed significantly. No longer do we see movie stars … [Read more...] about Editorial: Where are our role models today?

This semester Yuba College is offering a new class taught by Kelly Loykasek, a Marriage and Family Therapist Intern (MFTI). The class is Psychology 17D "Alternative Lifestyles." Topics explored include: "Coming Out," "Exploring the history of homosexuality," "Is it nature or … [Read more...] about Exploring alternative lifestyles