Your culture or mine? : Analyzing the misuse of sacred cultural items
Before it was called appropriating, it was called stealing. Cultural appropriation is the act of one race or culture taking aspects of another, usually without…
Articles by Emily Rabasto
The Art of the Pickup: A look into the culture of Sacramento’s pickup artists
Did it hurt when you fell from heaven? I seem to have lost my phone number. Can I have yours? Did you sit in a…
Student musicians, drugs and the Sacramento market
A year ago, 19-year-old Sacramento musician Chris Noia was awoken in his house by the sound of his bandmate being loaded onto a stretcher and…
Video: Virtual tour of the new culinary arts building
American River College held a dedication ceremony in honor of the new culinary arts building on Friday, Jan. 30, 2015. This is a virtual tour…
Beaver Bookstore looking to hire 50 students for ‘Spring Rush’
Applications are still being accepted by the Beaver Bookstore at American River College for 50 part-time positions reserved for enrolled students for what the bookstore…
ARC gets jazzed up for music critique from pro musician
“There was just so much soul, I couldn’t help but yell,” said jazz studies major and drummer Anthony Johnson during a particularly sultry performance from…
“Rock the Vote” is a joke
What do young people really care about? Getting high, packing heat and questioning what they’re turning down for. Actually, no. But Rock the Vote might…
ARC blood drive turns away gay student
An ARC student was turned away during the most recent on-campus blood drive due to his sexual orientation and history. Patrick O’Reilly has been comfortable…
ARC fall sports slideshow
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Students willing to wait for Starbucks often late for class
By William Cameron, Breana Herndon and Emily K. Rabasto In a college of more than 35,000 students, Starbucks is arguably the most popular food and drink…
My Little Brony: Fandom is Freaky
Generation Y is unique in that members are encouraged to be whomever they want – more often than they are told to be responsible, civilized…
ARC baseball’s germy culture
“How much would you pay me to drink this?” freshman infielder Colton Freeman asked. He displayed to his teammates the water bottle which he had…