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Miss USA controversy leaves no one looking good 4

La Voz Weekly, De Anza College, Cupertino, CA

3 hours ago by Dakarai Mills

Every year, a big spectacular known as the Miss America Pageants gets women dreaming and the men drooling, and every year the producers try to outdo the previous year's show. The contestants are presented with questions about important issues such as health care and the current economic crisis.

Club Corner With Gwen Reza 2

The Collegian, San Joaquin Delta College, Stockton, CA

5 hours ago by Gwendolyn Reza

With a new semester comes new additions to the Delta College club roster, however, this time around we have a few returning clubs that the student body are happy to see once again. One such returning organization is the San Joaquin Delta College Japanese club.

Women's basketball dominates sophomore night 1

La Voz Weekly, De Anza College, Cupertino, CA

1 hour ago by Quan Luong

The De Anza College Lady Dons defeated Mission College in dominant fashion 78-29. It was the fourth time De Anza had beaten the Saints this season.

De Anza started the game on an 8-0 run and never looked back on sophomore night.

As the Lady Dons found their rhythm, the Saints went on a scoring draught courtesy of De Anza's defense.

Financial Aid Workshop to be held at local library 1

The San Matean, College of San Mateo, San Mateo, CA

1 hour ago by Sharon Ho

The financial aid office will be holding a free financial aid application workshop on Jan. 23 at the San Mateo Public Library located on 55 West 3rd Avenue.

The workshop is open to current CSM students and senior high school students. Parents are also welcome.

Top Ten best and worst scary movies of all time 1

La Voz Weekly, De Anza College, Cupertino, CA

3 hours ago by Refugio Garcia

Best: Spine-chilling and blood curdling, these films just dare you to walk down the dark hallway without your flashlight and blankie on hand. 1. Night of the Living Dead (1968) Directed by George A. Romero, this classic black and white depiction of zombies is a real fright fest.


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St. Patrick's Day Parade in SF


		St. Patrick's Day Parade in SF

The Skyline View, Skyline college, CA

2 days ago by Daniel Beckman

When I walked up 3rd St. in San Francisco to the St. Patrick's Day Parade, I had no idea what to expect (except maybe a couple of pinches, and a lot of green). When I arrived at the event, I saw that there was certainly Irish pride-and lots of it. Unknown to me, the Irish community in San Francisco is big and lively as ever.

Formspring--answer, but beware

The Skyline View, Skyline college, CA

2 days ago by Briane Nuval

The online world has recently been dominated by Facebook, a social networking site where people sign up to connect with old high school friends or to find people they haven't seen in a while. Twitter, a website where you can update everyone with where and what you are doing at all times also has a large market as does Tumblr, a new and popular blogging site.

Anti-abortion group stirs debate

Laney Tower, Laney College, CA

2 days ago by Reginald James

An anti-abortion group caused a stir when it arrived at Laney March 8 with banners bearing graphic images of dismembered fetuses.

"We came to educate students about abortion," said Don Blythe, member of the Sanctity of Human Life Network's 'Project Truth.

Final Fantasy XIII

The Skyline View, Skyline college, CA

2 days ago by Daniel Beckman

      The game starts with a very dramatic event, the purge. Starting with a bang, Final Fantasy 13 puts you smack-dab in the middle of a civil war between Cocoon and Pulse, a group of mysterious beings. The Fal'Cie are like the masters of these huge vessels that occupy Cocoon, and if they come into contact with the native people of the planet, they change them into L'Cie.

Peralta accreditation at risk

Laney Tower, Laney College, CA

2 days ago by Ryan Villarreal

With the Peralta District's recent financial accounts in turmoil, the accreditation status of its colleges could be lost. This would jeopardize the certification of Peralta students' college degrees and credits.

Every six years California community colleges are reviewed by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) in order to measure whether or not they are meeting state standards for education.

Hungry like the wolf (for a refund)

Laney Tower, Laney College, CA

2 days ago by Hudson Olander

Joe Johnson, the director of the 2010 movie "The Wolfman" had a vision. His vision was to create a movie so appalling, so inexcusably bad that the prospect of actually becoming a werewolf is less scary than being forced to see the movie itself. The movie opens with Lawrence Talbot (Benicio del Toro) returning home for the first time in years to attend his brother's funeral.

The story behind St. Patrick's Day


		The story behind St. Patrick's Day

Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, CA

4 days ago by Kyle Szymanski

It's amazing how certain days of the calendar year are taken out of context.

Exhibit A: St. Patrick's Day.

This Irish holiday has different meanings for different people.

For thousands of years, the Irish have celebrated March 17, the anniversary of St.

Drinks to order for your St. Patrick's Day celebration


		Drinks to order for your St. Patrick's Day celebration

Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, CA

4 days ago by Melissa Sabile

St. Patrick's Day is here and you might be wondering, who is this saint, why do we celebrate him and what is the real meaning behind this Irish drinking fest?

The patron saint of Ireland is one of the most widely recognized figures in Christianity, according to History Channel Web site.

It's my St. Patrick's birthday


		It's my St. Patrick's birthday

Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, CA

3 days ago by Jill Abell

My birthday lands on the happiest day of the year, St. Patrick's Day. Especially in downtown San Jose, the city sparkles with green, and alcoholics rejoice on the one day when it is OK to prance about bars positively sloshed.

St. Patrick's Day wasn't always so merry.

COM short $802,000


		COM short  $802,000

Echo Times, College of Marin, CA

5 days ago by William Kennedy

A revised budget issued last month by College of Marin revealed the institution now faces an $802,000 shortfall, due largely to falling property tax and state revenues that fund the school. The development is particularly troubling for students like Mary Ruiz, who uses a mobility scooter because of multiple sclerosis.

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