Freedom to Surf the Internet Under Threat From Corporations
We tend to take for granted the easy accessibility, free usage and liberty to surf the Internet at our own discretion. However, what most don't realize is the freedom to browse limitlessly over the Web is in jeopardy.
Senator's Double Life Misleads Voters
State Senator, responsible for supporting anti-gay legislation, admitted he is a homosexual.
Zimride Ridesharing Proposed to Alleviate Parking Issues
Even with the extra 1,415 spots made available with the addition of the satellite campus parking lots, people are still finding a spot at Santa Monica College to be an ongoing pain.
CALPIRG Takes A Whack At Sallie Mae
Last Thursday Santa Monica College students had the chance to strike back and take out their frustrations on a punching bag featuring the Sallie Mae logo.
Corsairs Disappoint Against Moorpark Raiders; Fall 3-1
Men's volleyball team struggles in match up with Moorpark College, as they give a disheartening performance in a three-games-to-one loss
Freeway Emmisions Harm Families in Nearby Apartments
Truth is, because of air pollution, living in an apartment near a freeway is one of the worst things for your health, especially if you're a child.
The Pitfalls of Internet Cheating
There's no denying the boom in Internet cheating amongst students of the digital generation. The Internet has made cutting and pasting just two clicks away from an "A."
Students Raise Money for "Wells Bring Hope"
As Americans, we don't face the daily challenge of finding water. Whether it comes from a fountain a few feet away or a market down the street, water is always nearby.The women and children of Niger, West Africa do not have the luxury of taking water for granted.
An Exact Amount of Music
Think starting a band is tough? Try doing that and organizing your own headlining concert at the same time.
SMC Weekly Fitness: Men's Volleyball Outside Hitter Tillman Hubbard
Sophomore Tillman Hubbard gives readers a brief look into his daily routine and workout regimen.
Students Cheat Themselves Out of an Education
For most students, cheating remains a taboo to which they would never seriously consider resorting, but for some, the pressure to succeed and to reach that extra rung on the academic ladder proves too strong.
Week One Recipes
Here are recipes of the delicious vegan food I made this week. Something I've learned about cooking: you get better with practice. Once you're comfortable in the kitchen, try substituting ingredients and create recipes off the top of your head. Be creative!
Letter to the Editor
I want to thank Bryn Woznicki for sharing her story of considering a vegan diet ("30 Days of Veganism: The Halfway Update," 11 March). More and more students are considering leaving meat, eggs, and dairy products off their plates to protect their health and the environment as well as to oppose cruelty to animals.