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The FDA's recent approval of over-the-counter availability of Plan B emergency contraception for women 18 years and older has prompted a throng of traditionalists to rear their holier-than-thou heads and vehemently debate the decision to make ECP accessible Over-The-Counter … [Read more...] about ECP: Much Ado About OTC

Sniffing, sneezing, wheezing and coughing are all symptoms indicating that fall semester is synonymous with the flu season. Although most students try to avoid sitting next to their sick classmates, it is almost impossible to dodge a cold when your study buddy is highly … [Read more...] about Student healthcare

On September 9, Yuba College 49ers met a marginal defeat in the last quarter of a game against the West Valley College Vikings. The first home game of the season ended with a 32-31 victory to the Vikings, who marched the ball down field for 90 yards in eleven plays for the … [Read more...] about 49ers lose first home game

On November 7, 2006 voters in Yolo, Colusa, Yuba and Sutter counties will vote on Bond Measure J, which if passed will raise $190 million for Yuba Community College District. This money will be spent improving current facilities throughout the district, as well as building new … [Read more...] about Measure J: Where Will The Money Go?

On August 28 Governor Arnold Schwartzenegger signed Assembly Bill 2581, which further protects freedom of the press for California college and university newspapers. The bill, which will take effect as state law in January of next year, is an amendment to an existing law, … [Read more...] about Governor signs college press law