The Amazing Spider-man 2 ensnares viewers in a beautiful web
Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki
May 2, 2014
Early into the movie the viewer is plunged into Spider-Man’s death-defying acrobatics through the New York City streets. You may ask, “is it worth paying for 3-D?” The 3-D is amazing. Emma Stone embodies the emotional struggle of Spider-Man as Gwen Stacy. Andrew Garfield’s Peter Parker...
Students concerned about noisy elevators
Korbl Klimecki, Alex Panasenko, Korbl Klimecki, and Alex Panasenko
February 19, 2014
By Korbl Klimecki and Alex Panasenko Following the continual maintenance issues at American River College last semester, student concerns have now arisen in regards to the safety of the elevators in the parking garage. Even when in order, squeaks and groans can be heard as the elevators operate....
Retro collectibles at reasonable prices
Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki
February 7, 2014
One of the first things visible entering the door, like an avatar of retro nostalgia, is a box of Pogs. These small cardboard circles haven’t been popular for more than 15 years— yet Flashbacks Collectibles includes them, as well as carrying tubes, in its stock. Alex Dollesin is a former American...
Head to Head: Steroids in sports
Jessica Maynard, Korbl Klimecki, Korbl Klimecki, and Jessica Maynard
December 4, 2013
Con- Jessica Maynard A research study done by The Associated Press showed that 7 percent of college athletes from 120 different athletic programs tested positive for steroids. It is widely known around the world that athletes use steroids in order to enhance their performance even when athletic leagues ban their use. Steroid use has been glorified f...
Thor the (surprisingly little time spent in the) Dark World
Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki
November 19, 2013
“Thor: the Dark World” picks up after the events of “Marvel’s: The Avengers” with Loki’s sentencing in Asgard. Odin throws him into the dungeons for the rest of time. With two years having passed since “Thor,” Jane Foster is making a very eighth-hearted attempt at moving on. Viewers find...
Rolling in the River City
Korbl Klimecki, Brooke Purves, Korbl Klimecki, and Brooke Purves
November 13, 2013
By Korbl Klimecki and Brooke Purves Eight women on speed skates line up on the rink and two more push up behind them. Five wear blue tank tops, five wear red t-shirts--that’s where the similarities in their uniforms end. With a blow of the whistle, the skaters start moving, and the two with stars...
Trick or treating and scary movies, with adult flair
Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki
November 12, 2013
For ten years, the haunted historic Crest Theatre in Sacramento has occasionally sounded with screams, cries, yells and laughter. Trash Film Orgy is an iconoclasm-fueled cult movie festival that manifests each summer, Halloween and Christmas. Fans convene on the Crest for schlocky horror movies; sexy,...
Photo of the Day: 11-8-13
Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki
November 8, 2013
(From left to right) Doug Conner, Jimmy Espinoza, Eric Chun, Rocky Silva, Julian Cunningham perform "Ain't No Sunshine" in the ARC Student Center. The students are part of Acoustic Cafe, an eclectic musical group which performs acoustic, hip hop, singer songwriter and drum covers of popular songs.
Zombie Train Photo Gallery
Korbl Klimecki, Emily K. Rabasto, Emily K. Rabasto, and Korbl Klimecki
November 7, 2013
Photos by Emily K. Rabasto and Korbl Klimecki
You will shiver with antici…(say it!) …pation!
Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki
October 25, 2013
It was astounding. Time was fleeting. Madness truly took control. Green Valley Theatre presents their fifth production of Richard O’Brien’s “Rocky Horror Picture Show” (RHPS). After previous productions performed in the styles of Hammer Horror, Steampunk and Southern Gothic (think “Beautiful...
Don’t worry, this emergency is only a simulation
Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki
October 18, 2013
Signs festooned the Health and Education Center alerting students to the possibility of distressing events. Cries and screams could echo from the small newly built wing. An ambulance could rush in. In the end, it was just a manikin that didn't take its insulin. [slideshow_deploy id='10419']
Democracy is dead, long live Democracy
Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki
October 14, 2013
Republican Senator Ted Cruz spoke for 21 continuous hours Sept. 24 to 25 on the supposed evils of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), colloquially “Obamacare.” This was a pseudo-filibuster; he had to give way to the vote his attempt to extend a debate was supposed to delay or prevent. The reason Cruz...
COVID-19 pushes DMV to extend license expiration dates
May 18, 2020
CCC Chancellor’s Office files lawsuit against Department of Education
May 18, 2020
Beaver Food Pantry continues its work remotely
May 18, 2020
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to reopen the state
May 18, 2020
Professors forced to transition online tell all about what it’s really like
May 18, 2020
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March 17, 2020
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