The American River Current

Love not judged in ‘Pride’ production

Cintia Lopez and Cintia Lopez • April 18, 2012

Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” is set in the turn of the 19th century and revolves around Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy. The story shows how they are forced to be around each other,...

‘Hunger Games’ looks to feed audience appetites

Cintia Lopez and Cintia Lopez • March 21, 2012

An oppressive government. A struggle to survive. Unrequited love. Fights to the death. It all adds up to “The Hunger Games.” “The Hunger Games” is a novel that was released on Sept. 14, 2008...

New Veg-Fit Club sprouts up

Cintia Lopez and Cintia Lopez • March 7, 2012

American River College has a new club on the rise, the Veg-Fit Club, and it hopes to finally become an official campus club on March 8 in the Rose Marks Pavilion on campus during Club Day from 10 a.m....

UC Davis professor gives stem cell seminar

Cintia Lopez and Cintia Lopez • February 28, 2012

What if you could have a new liver made specifically for you? What if a paralysis patient could walk again? What if missing pieces of bones could regrow? It can all be possible with stem cell research. On...

Photographers on display

Cintia Lopez and Cintia Lopez • February 22, 2012

The Union Hall Gallery was bustling with spectators eager to see photographs taken by American River College students. On the opening night of Feb. 11, the Records of Light show was a success. Works...

Filipino flavor is Rocklin’s gem

Cintia Lopez and Cintia Lopez • February 9, 2012

Empanadas N Buns is a wonderful little restaurant located in Rocklin that serves Filipino food, and I had the opportunity to try out a few of their delicious items. As soon as you walk into Empanadas...