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Many of you may have noticed the Art building was closed for renovation last semester. The building is open again and the construction is almost done. The dust has settled and has already been sucked out through the new giant air filter and shiny new sinks abound in the … [Read more...] about YCC Renovations

LOS ANGELES - With great power comes great responsibility. At least that's what my friendly neighborhood Spider-Man says. Peter Parker's philosophical maxim describes the predicament the Pac-10 finds itself in. The conference's regular season success regarded by many as the best … [Read more...] about Pac-10’s Reputation Depends on NCAA Success

For the first time since 1940 Millions will celebrate Saint Patrick's Day a little differently than usual. After much debate church officials decided to move the celebration due to conflicting dates with their Holy Week. St. Paddy's day festivities will be taking place all across … [Read more...] about St. Patrick’s Day Pushed Aside

Every day Bettie Plouffe, one of the 362 disabled students registered with Disabled Students Programs and Services faces difficulties getting into the classrooms on the Yuba College campus. She is diagnosed with Progressive Spastic Dystonia which causes her muscles to twist and … [Read more...] about Yuba College Not Accessible?

Today's junior college campuses are littered with misconceptions that student athletes are offered the easy pass through college due solely to the fact that they are athletes. The days of the fabled boneheaded steroid-enraged jock are over. Yuba College enforces strict … [Read more...] about Student Athletes More Student than Athlete