The American River Current

The monitors hanging in the hallway between Business and Liberal Arts shows a slide from the end of Spring 2013 semester despite Tyrone Robinson resignation at the start of Fall 2013 semester.

Outdated methods slow student campus communication

Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki October 1, 2013

Think back to being a new student. The college gives you a new email to check. Students can only make counseling appointments by phone one day every two weeks. The monitors in the hallways and student...

Every villain the hero of his own story

Every villain the hero of his own story

Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki September 27, 2013

Walter White from “Breaking Bad.” The eponymous Dexter Morgan. Virtually every character in “Game of Thrones.” These characters do horrible things, mostly involving murder, while justifying the...

When is a game still a game?

When is a game still a game?

Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki September 25, 2013

I recently ran into a flash … thing online called “Cookie Clicker.” It’s set up like a typical flash game, but it’s lacking one important aspect of a game. When you open the browser-based...

A league of their own

A league of their own

Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki September 18, 2013

In a perennial glut of sports games, “Mutant League” was an outlier which could appeal to even the biggest jock-hating gamers. In the ‘90s, a video game was produced for the 16-bit era called...

JK Rowling returns to magical world of Harry Potter

Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki September 12, 2013

J.K. Rowling’s vision of a modern world full of magic hiding just beneath the surface, popularized by the Harry Potter novels, will return to theaters. Warner Bros. recently approached Rowling with...

Scripting for Tie-in

Scripting for Tie-in

Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki September 11, 2013

When was the last time you saw a movie that was blatantly written with an eventual game tie in in mind? For me, it was Riddick. I saw the new entry in the dystopian sci-fi franchise last Friday, and...

Riddick is back

Riddick is back

Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki September 10, 2013

It was the spring of 2000, and rather than going to some lame St. Patrick’s Day dance my middle school was putting on, my parents took me out for pizza and a movie. That movie was “Pitch Black.”...

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Despite disorganization, Fanime enjoyed by thousands

Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki May 30, 2013

Many people will visit local game stores or online networks to meet with others and play their favorite games. However, there is a sense of a much bigger community that can only be experienced at conventions...

Craigslist ad results in strong arm robbery on campus

Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki May 8, 2013

According to a campus crime bulletin, a woman told police that she had posted a Craigslist ad to sell her phone and when she met a buyer, she was robbed in Parking Lot C on May 7. The prospective buyer,...

Student rights slowly dwindling as time goes by

Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki May 8, 2013

Restricting free speech isn’t just an issue of the past If you feel that, as a student, or a youth, you have no rights, it was worse before 1969. In September of 1965, the Tinker family, in keeping...

Tuition and book costs continue to rise

Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki May 8, 2013

Students pay more money for classes and supplies “I wasted like $5,000 on school in one year.” That’s the cost Zayra Rodriguez, an American River College nursing major, has to pay for her schooling. Unit...

American River College prioritizes student athletes

Korbl Klimecki and Korbl Klimecki May 8, 2013

Priority registration and an athletic counseling center give players an edge over the normal student Financial help is given to students at American River College for a variety of reasons, including...

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