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On November 14, members of the Martin Luther King Jr.'s family, civil rights leaders, celebrities and President Bush gathered at the National Mall in Washington D.C. to celebrate the kick off of a $100 million monument to the slain civil rights leader scheduled to be completed in … [Read more...] about Memorializing Dr. King

On December 5, the "Crossing Borders, Building Bridges" seminar series presented "The Egyptian Art of Belly Dancing." While a crowd of students and staff waited patiently for the presenter to arrive, Professor Neelam Canto Lugo used the time to promote the new Crossing Borders' … [Read more...] about You belly believe it

November 21 marked the end of the season for women's soccer. All hopes and expectations of Final Four status were put to rest in the second round of the Regional Championship playoffs when Yuba College lost to De Anza with the final score 0-3. The sour note that the season … [Read more...] about Women finally meet their match

Nov. 30, 2006, was the last day for most universities of the University of California system to accept transfer applications for Fall 2007. Meanwhile, those who are applying to California State University do not have to be in such a rush, since most CSU campuses are still open … [Read more...] about UC or CSU?

In his mediocre attempt to bring back Extreme Championship Wrestling, Vince McMahon launched the "new breeds" first pay per view since its return, entitled "December to Dismember." Although the show didn't go as smoothly as McMahon would have liked, it did put gold around the … [Read more...] about Total Nonstop Action creeps up on World Wrestling Entertainment