Dusty Baker Golf Tournament raises money and awareness
Despite never playing a round of golf in his life, Dusty Baker has hit a hole-in-one with the American River College’s athletic department. On Friday,…
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More changes to Facebook are on the way
If you are just getting used to the previous Facebook changes, don’t get too comfortable. Facebook, with its more than 800 million active users, has…
With the launch of Google+, Facebook may finally have some competition
Still in its infancy stage, Google Plus, a social media site created by the search engine giant, is the new kid on the block. Since…
The pros and the cons of online classes
Nineteen-year-old American River College student Brent Pantera lives in Orangevale and commutes to San Francisco several days a week to work at a production company….
New round of bomb threats made at ARC
An unknown caller or callers made two bomb threats to American River College on the morning of Thursday, Oct. 6. Police later searched the campus…
Fee hikes are on the horizon for community colleges
California community college students can all thank Gov. Jerry Brown for saving them from a January fee hike. By signing one bill, he is protecting…
Officer Ajax turns heads at ARC’s Career Fair.
Officer Ajax of the Sacramento County’s Sheriffs department made a big impression at American River College’s Career Fair on Thursday October 5, 2011 . Officer…
Career Fair helps students get a foothold in working world
Career Fair at American River College, held on Oct. 6 in the Liberal Arts breezeways, had 46 employers attending the event. Career Fair is held…
Transfer Day helps students decide their education future
Nearly 50 institutions of higher learning came to American River College’s annual Transfer Day event on Oct. 5, 2011 to help inform students about their…
Student admits to bomb threats
Matthew Todd Gibbs, an American River College student during the spring 2011 semester, has pleaded no contest to the charge that he made a false…
University of California eyes fee hike
A newly proposed plan for University of California schools increases tuition by 16 percent annually from now until 2015 to help combat the budget crisis…
Local ‘Slutwalk’ event takes back the night
On Oct. 8, 2011, “Slutwalk Sacramento” is merging with “Take Back the Night” to hold an event intended to educate the community about how damaging…