Frugal Fairfax fashions
Every Sunday, frugal fashionistas find the fair fare at the Fairfax flea market.
Budget cuts could hurt
On January 10, 2011, California Governor Jerry Brown proposed a budget cut of $12.5 billion from state spending due to the $26.6 billion budget deficit. The proposed budget will cut $400 million, a 6.8 percent reduction in funding, from California community colleges.
Banksy makes Bank
Banksy: friend or foe? When a street artist is considered in the same league as Picasso or Warhol, is he free to spray paint wherever he likes?
Planetarium has campus seeing stars
For astrology students and those interested in the cosmos, a series titled "Winter Hexagons, Galaxies & Equinoxes" will be presented at the John Drescher Planetarium on every Friday night in March.
The Adjustment Bureau fails to deliver
Unfortunately for Matt Damon, The Adjustment Bureau wasn't everything it played out to be, even with the likes of actress Emily Blunt and actor John Slattery, the movie was just another flop.
Defend yourself
As a part of Domestic Violence Awareness Week, The Clothesline Project invites students and staff to decorate t-shirts in recognition of violence against women. The project began at SMC on Tuesday and will continue through Thursday, March 10.
The Walking Dead kills at Paleyfest 2011
Paleyfest 2011 kicked off things right with their killer first panel of television shows featuring AMC's hit show The Walking Dead.
SMC takes it to the Capitol
Schools across California are gearing up for the "March in March", a protest in the state's capitol in effort to prevent the proposed budget cuts of Governor Jerry Brown,which could drop Santa Monica College's budget by 20 percent.
If Beethoven had a disco
Friday night's Silent Disco was an experience to be had as over a hundred like-minded music lovers came together to put on their headphones to listen to different DJs spinning a mix of their favorite songs sent straight into a pair of wireless headphones.
So, what do you know about Libya?
A biting criticism of the youth of today's sheer ignorance towards world politics
Raiders sink Corsairs
The Men's Volleyball team dropped another match Wednesday against Moorpark.
We've Got Issues - Academic services
One student's dissatisfaction with academic services offered at Santa Monica College.
Lykke Li delivers another haunting masterpiece
Lykke Li has returned with her anticipated sophomore album Wounded Rhymes, it is a guarantee that fans will not be disappointed by this piece of work.
Barfly - Tom Bergin's Tavern
"It really feels like a proper Irish bar," said an Irish native who asked not to be named, only described as "a buxom redhead aged 28."
Advertisements: they're targeting YOU
A positive outlook regarding the new marketing techniques employed by sites like Facebook and Youtube
Corsairs wrangle Vaqueros
The women's tennis team improved their already impressive record against Glendale College with a win on Thursday at Reed Park
Bob Sheppard delivers an unbeatable performance
This past Friday at the Performing Arts Center, jazz enthusiast Bob Sheppard accompanied by his four-man band put on an unforgettable performance.
Colleges reading students like an open Facebook
Nayla Paschoa preaches taking credit for what you put out onto the World Wide Web, and accepting that colleges might see it.
Dr. Martina Young shows the art of poetics through dance
Dr. Martina Young, an independent dance artist and scholar of modern dance performed and gave a lecture to a group full of dance students this past Thursday at the main campus.