In celebration of Earth Day, SMC hosted 10 hours of films relating to the environment on April 22 and 23. One such film was "Oil on Ice," a film by author, activist and member of the Gwich'in Indian tribe of Alaska, Adeline Peter Raboff.

Two weeks ago, NASA conducted a test in automated spacecraft docking technology

When Pope John Paul II died at the Vatican on April 2, the world mourned. He was

In a community effort, sponsors, workers and students joined to support victims

For many students at Santa Monica College the sculptures displayed around

Recently held elections for new Associated Students directors to serve on next year's board

This past Sunday on April 24th the China Unity Association of Greater Los Angeles USA tried to raise a chines flag in China town but its President Peter Lau and his Vice President Vincent Wu and Chi Hui Peng raised the communist Chinese flag atop a building on Bamnp Lane in Chinatown in Los Angeles.

Imagine a crowd of 115,000 people circling through brilliant white tents amidst the University of California Los Angeles

In stark contrast with its disturbingly serene atmosphere, during the week following its opening on April 18, the SMC

Every spring after a long sleep during winter, nature awakes with the blooming of the flowers.

Every spring a select group of women grab their gloves and bats and head for the field

Amazing pictures about the earth

The latest push for perfecting rendezvous technology in space ended as a failure. DART,

Many Santa Monica College students and staff members still have the memory of the chaotic budget crisis that took over our campus during the 2003-2004 year:

As we celebrate the 30th annual Earth Day, it is important we not forget our roots. Founded in

On Tuesday, April 19, Santa Monica College hosted the brilliant Palestinian-

Earth Day means taking stock of the planet around you and recognizing the problems inherit in our way of life, changing what we can and making concessions so that our children may have a sustainable earth, and working towards this in the small stuff. We only need to do this once.

The week before our spring break and as you may have read in last week's Corsair,