A.S. commissioners are viable positions despite frequent vacancies.
by Editorial in Opinion
A radical change to the Associated Students of Fullerton College Constitution was proposed April 29 under the heading "Addition of a new position."
The motion was rejected by a vote of 11 against, four in favor with six abstentions. The proposed amendment raised valid questions about A.
by Nicole Heinzinger in Opinion
A 1995 taping for the tabloid talk show "The Jenny Jones Show" highlighted the exploitation of homosexual ex-soldier Scott Amedure. After his term in the United States Army was ended with a broken leg, Amedure enlisted in the Army Reserve and received an Honorable Discharge once his contract ended.
by Leo Postovoit in Opinion
The American Lung Association released its annual report on air pollution Thursday, ranking cities affected by pollution. Pittsburgh trumped the Los Angeles area as the top U.S. city most polluted by short-term particle pollution.
Harmful human living habits - driving petroleum-based automobiles, using computers powered by coal-fired power plants and use and improper disposal of products that harm the environment are all part of problem.
by Tanner Fogle in Opinion
Welcome to the scholastic incarceration for those with middle class, low class and no class parents. Feel discouraged? Me too. Graduation, transferring, escape, or whatever you prefer to call it, is upon us.
I know what it's like. I've attended that cocktail party full of tweed-jacket clad, glasses-wearing university types; trying to hold my own in a discussion of advanced economics theory.
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by Alex Wawro & Wes Nease in Opinion
Alex Wawro The citizens of Southern California have heard more than enough from former Orange County Sheriff Mike Carona, but unfortunately his sordid affairs have once more been dragged kicking and screaming into the painful light of day. Recently, shock jocks John Kobylt and Ken Chaimpou of the "John & Ken Show" made their opinion of the Carona corruption trial known, urging listeners to lie to jury screening boards, appearing unbiased in order to cast their judgment against the defendant.
by Nicole Heinzinger in Opinion
A 1995 taping for the tabloid talk show "The Jenny Jones Show" highlighted the exploitation of homosexual ex-soldier Scott Amedure. After his term in the United States Army was ended with a broken leg, Amedure enlisted in the Army Reserve and received an Honorable Discharge once his contract ended.
by Tanner Fogle in Opinion
Welcome to the scholastic incarceration for those with middle class, low class and no class parents. Feel discouraged? Me too. Graduation, transferring, escape, or whatever you prefer to call it, is upon us.
I know what it's like. I've attended that cocktail party full of tweed-jacket clad, glasses-wearing university types; trying to hold my own in a discussion of advanced economics theory.
by Leo Postovoit in Opinion
The American Lung Association released its annual report on air pollution Thursday, ranking cities affected by pollution. Pittsburgh trumped the Los Angeles area as the top U.S. city most polluted by short-term particle pollution.
Harmful human living habits - driving petroleum-based automobiles, using computers powered by coal-fired power plants and use and improper disposal of products that harm the environment are all part of problem.
