Fast Five steals the box office
The Fast and the Furious movies have been going strong, and the latest installment Fast Five, proved it at the box office this past weekend.
House of SMC professor burns down
The house of Dr. John Harwig, a chemistry professor at SMC, burned down during the recent spring break.
Phil Ranelin jazz quintet graces SMC's Edye Second Space
At 71, Phil Ranelin still manages to serenade the crowd with beautiful jazz along with his quintet.
New Santa Monica College policy cracks down on slackers
SMC might finally be taking some small steps to alleviate the pain of signing up for and adding classes.
The last of the space shuttles
As NASA completes it's space shuttle program, Jim Mahon, caretaker of the John Drescher Planetarium, celebrates the vibrant history of America's beloved space exploration program.
Osama bin Laden is killed in Pakistan
On Sunday, May 1, President Obama announced the unexpected death of Al Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden.
He Said/She Said - Swapsies
Brandon asks, "How long should I wait after my best friend breaks up with someone before I can date his or her ex?"
USC's annual festival of books still going strong
USC held their annual Festival of Books this past weekend.
A perverted celebration
America's reaction to Osama's death perhaps a little bit inappropriate.
Sports Opinion: Long live the Kings
The Maloof brothers are going to stay in Sacramento for this season but the future is in doubt unless the city can prove its worth.
Residents ask 'what's goin' on?' with California's budget
State Assemblywoman Julia Brownley along with Lenny Goldberg panel a forum reviewing the budget crisis in California.
California considers getting rid of pensions
Jerry Brown potentially opening up voting to the public, and it's looking like there will be no hesitation in cutting government employee's benefits.
Sanchez revives old dance styles at SMC
Long time dancer Anna Sanchez brings back the dance styles of punking and wacking.
Governor Brown's budget plan
Governor Jerry Brown asserts his strategy towards balancing the California budget deficit.
Silverstein returns with "The Rescue"
Hard-core band Silverstein returns with their fifth studio album, "The Rescue," and it does not disappoint.
Prejudice still alive and definitely breathing
The state of Tennessee takes a few regressive steps backwards with their new "Don't Say Gay" bill.
Comic Con X-cites SoCal
Comic-book fans and overall pop culture enthusiasts indulged in all things nerdy this past weekend at the Wizard World Anaheim Comic Con, held at the Anaheim Convention Center.
Security beefs up on Venice Beach
Within the past two weeks, there have been two stabbings, one of which proved eventually fatal at the Venice Beach Drum Circle, both believed to be with pocketknives.
All hands on deck
The Corsairs pulled out several crucial victories at the Ojai tournament over the weekend in a final tune up for their third round playoff match May 4th.
SMC presents A Feast for the Eyes and Ears
Artistic director Charlotte Richards, and conductor James Martin, present a Feast for the Eyes and Ears, a composition of orchestra and ballet.