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Woodland Community College student Ellen "Annette" Krezman was hired in early October 2006 to fill a new yearly position at WCC: Student Assistant to Student Services. Also known as a "Student Activities Worker," Krezman works closely with the Dean of Student Services, Stacey … [Read more...] about Getting involved to make a difference

When Yuba College Professor Travis Smith finally accomplished his goal of establishing an historical society at Yuba College last semester, he didn't realize just how quickly students would warm up to the idea. "The first semester exceeded all expectations," Smith said. "We … [Read more...] about New campus club makes history

When the college police issue tickets, most students do not take them too seriously. This, however, can turn out to be a costly mistake. Common violations, such as parking without a permit or parking in a timed zone for longer than the allowed time, are not too expensive, ranging … [Read more...] about Parking lot penalties

With the deadline to drop classes quickly approaching, students are beginning to consider whether or not college is for them. By now, most students have turned in their first homework assignments, taken their first tests, and really gotten to know their professors. For some, … [Read more...] about Roads that lie ahead

When the library alarm buzzes, people tend to turn their heads to see what happen. Then most of the time, a patron who just walked through the security device looks baffled and pauses for seconds while the circulation desk staff tries to reach him and asks him not to proceed … [Read more...] about Library theft