It is often difficult to find bands that conjure up musical landscapes that sound and feel like nothing around them. TV on the Radio is one of these precious commodities. Their sound, a kaleidoscope of white-noise guitar feedback, layered through dense samples and loops, is … [Read more...] about TV on the Radio Returns to ‘Cookie Mountain’
Crossing Borders: series on love, sex and power
History Professor Barbara Stengel presented a lively component of the Yuba College Foundation-sponsored Crossing Borders and Building Bridges series on September 28 to a classroom burgeoning with attentive students and YCC staff members. Clad in a cardinal-red dress suit, … [Read more...] about Crossing Borders: series on love, sex and power
Transferring to a university
California community college students enjoy many benefits when transferring to a CSU or UC campus. Transferring community college students have first priority over others for admission to California State System or University of California system, both of which consider current … [Read more...] about Transferring to a university
WCC student council promotes Measure J
Associated Students of Woodland Community College say they will sponsor more events on campus to involve more students. During their weekly Thursday meetings at noon in room 101, the ASWCC plans projects for the academic year. The high demand for student ID cards and the … [Read more...] about WCC student council promotes Measure J
Inspirations in our midst
A near fatal car crash, cervical cancer, poverty- these are the ordeals three Woodland Community College students overcame to succeed in college. Maria Arellano, age 52, nearly lost her life in an October 1997 auto accident. Silvia Aceves, age 32, immigrated from Mexico nine … [Read more...] about Inspirations in our midst