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With California's and Yuba College's budget crises of last semester still being felt, the Board of Trustees kept business rolling over the summer, planning as far as 2007 in the district's future. During meetings over the summer, the Board tackled many new decisions facing the … [Read more...] about Trustees still battle budget

Yuba College students returning to campus this fall might notice a difference while walking into the 100 building. The Transfer and Career Centers, visible cornerstones of the recently christened Yuba College One Stop Center, were cut after last spring, thanks to the slew of … [Read more...] about One-Stop stopped

When Yuba College students return to class this fall, they'll find a change in one required course. English 1A is changing from a three-unit course to a four-unit course. There are multiple reasons for this decision, as Composition Coordinator Dr. Sally Harvey explains. "Our … [Read more...] about Additional Unit for English 1A

Yuba College student government's five day campaigning period was highlighted Thursday April 17, by speeches from the candidates running for next year's offices. Given to a small audience of five students, in the Campus Life Plaza, the campaign speeches were delivered by Yaneli … [Read more...] about A.S.Y.C. Campaign Speeches

While much of America is glued to the broadcast images of men and women serving their country in the military, there are opportunities to see the same kind of military service and sacrifice in the lives of some Yuba College students. These are average students, trying to carry … [Read more...] about Students feel the effects of war at home