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Afghanistan's ruling Taliban faction is once again the subject of worldwide condemnation, announcing its destruction of Buddha statues dating back to the third- and fifth-centuries. Carved from the face of a mountain in central Afghanistan, the statues, one reaching a height of … [Read more...] about U.S. responsible for Taliban dictatorship

The Yuba College softball team has gone through a confusing off-season. The 49ers have seen two different coaching changes and some key players quitting days before the first game. Sue Crebbin, the Yuba women's basketball coach, was released from her softball coaching duties … [Read more...] about Sophmore deficient 49ers looks for offensive power

The Yuba College men's and women's track and field teams are preparing to make a run at defending its Bay Valley Conference crown. This might be a difficult task considering the 49ers have moved out of the small schools division and are now back with the large schools. Last … [Read more...] about Defending Bay Valley Champions ready to make title run

The Yuba College Cultural Events Series presented the Sacramento Ballet on February 16 and 17. The evening featured a collection of routines ranging from classical to modern. The audience was treated to a taste of classical ballet with "Apollo," "Fantasies" and "Pas de Deux from … [Read more...] about Mixed bag of classical, modern dance show off range

The smell of fresh cut grass, the hum of a 90 mile per hour fast ball and the crack of the bat all mean one thing....spring fever has taken over at Yuba College. A promising Yuba baseball team last year, with the swift base running of Daniel Boyle and the strong bat of Jarrett … [Read more...] about Yuba gears up for spring season