As a 21-year-old freelance journalist, I mostly cover local political developments. Whether I am attending the latest meeting of the Santa Monica City Council, or covering our very own Associated Student board, I am frequently struck both by how important the issues that appear in front of these bodies are, and by the alarming lack of public participation and oversight present at their deliberations.
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Santa Monica College Police Chief Johnnie Adams asked the Associated Students board of directors for $20,000 of the $28,000 price for another year's subscription to the security app, LiveSafe, at their Monday meeting on May 7. The school's administration has already provided the remaining $8,000.
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10 years and nineteen films all converge with one snap of the fingers.
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The UCLA American Indian Student Association helps organize the celebration every year.
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The limitation of six words brought creative expression on what the amendment meant to attendees who attended the workshop as part of First Amendment Month.
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Students not only watch Japanese drumming, but learn to play
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Following SMC students' reactions towards the Associated Students board's decision to vote against funding agenda item 6.3, the proposed $8,917.19 for catering SMC's graduation reception, A.S. President Jennifer Chen reached out to The Corsair to voice her disapproval over what occurred during the board meeting last Monday, April 23.
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The Dolphins played final game at home in 24-7 loss against OMBAC
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Only a semester old, the Chess Club prepares to host its first tournament.
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Survivors of sexual assault march and share their stories.
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The United States of America, land of the free and the home of the brave, is currently at a crisis.
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Ayush Kapoor and Tiziano Aiello of the Corsairs Table Tennis Club participated in the National Championship in Texas this past weekend.
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Slapstick humor and unforeseen events lead to an accidentally stolen identity and one very confused town.
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