by Kiran Alvi in News
The Founder's Hall held a President's Open Forum on May 17, allowing students, faculty, and administration to ask Mt. SAC President Christopher O'Hearn questions.
students persist to cheat despite adverse consequences
by Charlye Dehart in News
A calculator. A hat. Index cards. Some students use these everyday items for cheating.
by Elizabeth Gunn in News
Out of 57 students who started the semester in Lloyd Aquino's English 1A classes, only 39 will receive a letter grade at the end of the semester. And in Debbie Williams' Math 71 class, roughly 65 percent are passing.
by from the wire in News
Cardinal Mahony apologizes on behalf of Catholic church to abuse victims
by Agnes Radomski in News
In Christopher O'Hearn's absence, John Nixon has taken over the reigns as President of Mt. SAC. In a letter to the campus community, O'Hearn said he was leaving for personal reasons.
"It was appropriate for him to leave, it was just time." Nixon said.
Students still have questions though, especially those who noticed O'Hearn was not at last June's graduation ceremonies.
by from the wires in News
The Iraq war could end up costing taxpayers more than $1 trillion
by from the wires in News
A 45-year old pedophile in Santa Monica has parents in the community worried
by from the wires in News
The Rev. Carl Pointer and many other preachers are opposing a proposal in Congress to expand federal hate crime laws to include sexual orientation among others to the categories already included.
by from the wire in News
some colleges are impressed by the menial work factor in summer jobs/internships
students honor educators and advisers at annual banquet
by Elizabeth Gunn in News
For the first time since its inception, the Educators of Distinction and the Advisor's Awards banquet were combined into one evening on Friday May 18.
by Kiran Alvi in News
Leanne Dogoldogol enthusiastically gets ready for school at 6 a.m. each Thursday, despite the little sleep she gets due to intense studying the night before.
by Alicia Jennings in News
In an effort to erase the negative image that is often associated with radical Islamic groups and the religion of Islam, the Islamic Awareness Club held a conference, Wed., May 23.
interim VP to be announced later
by publicinfo.mtsac.edu in News
Mt. SAC President O'Hearn announces his resignation
by Gabriel Mendoza in Graduation Special
special feature spotlighting Mt. SAC class of 2007 graduates
by James Choy in Graduation Special
Leah Paula Gasser-Ordaz will graduate this June from Mt. SAC and will continue with her education by transferring to UCLA and getting her degree in Political Science/Philosophy.
by Silvia Merlos in Graduation Special
While many students struggle every day to find the right balance between school and extracurricular activities, one student appears to do it seamlessly.
by in Graduation Special
English major Kyle Van Sant was lost.
by Christina Ruiz in Graduation Special
"Divide by the negative reciprocal," her math 71 teacher said.
Janet Sajardo, 23, felt her heart pound as she leaned over to ask a classmate for help.
