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Nearly 11.5 million cosmetic surgical and non-surgical procedures were performed in the United States in 2005. Because it has become more affordable over the years, the candidates have broadened from strictly the rich and famous to the average person. Cosmetic surgery itself … [Read more...] about Surgery gone wild

In the United States, an estimated 15 percent of American adults have a tattoo, and approximately 88 percent of Americans say they personally know someone who has a tattoo, according to a survey of 1,010 people conducted in May 2003 by Scripps Howard News Service and Ohio … [Read more...] about Tattoo Taboo

In last month's issue of The Prospector, my opinion column contained incorrect information about Financial Aid. Below are quotes from the article with correct information following each quote. "You could make too much for some forms of aid and not enough for others, landing … [Read more...] about Opinion column got facts wrong

In 2005 Yuba College reported one case of aggravated assault, 15 burglaries, two cases of illegal weapons possession, three drug law violations and three liquor law violations. It is unknown whether a bomb threat that was called in to Marysville's campus from a Colorado based … [Read more...] about District safety

If you're holiday shopping for a video game enthusiast this season, your work is cut out for you: this is also the season to release the new gaming consoles. Sony's Playstation 3 is up first on the list. Easily the most powerful of all the next generation consoles coming out, … [Read more...] about Round One: Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft