Typing vs Hand Notes
As technology becomes an integral part of education, many students are left with the decision of how to balance technology with traditional methods of studying. One of these is choosing to take notes by typing on a laptop/tablet, or to hand write the notes on paper. There can be arguments made for both; however, studies have shown that it may be best to use good old pen and paper.
Nonprofits, Youth Development, Tesla Part of SMC's Spring 2018 Job Fair
Highlights from SMC’s Spring 2018 Job Fair.
The Uninformed Generation
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.
Potential $12 Million Budget Change for the 2018-2019 Year
With a proposed change in the funding formula from the Governor’s office, SMC could see a $12 million drop in revenue
How Much “Freedom” is in our Freedom of Speech?
Twenty-year-old Michelle Carter was infamously convicted in Massachusetts of involuntary manslaughter for sending a series of text messages that encouraged her boyfriend to commit suicide. Carter was convicted in June of 2017 in the case Commonwealth vs. Carter. While the morality of her actions can be discussed, the question is, what legal actions can be taken for what you speak or write?
Health Concerns About Playa Del Rey Gas Storage Facility
"Smell something, say something," advocacy group states on their website.
A.S. Approves $20,000 for LiveSafe App
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.
SMC Trustee Members Nancy Greenstein, Louise Jaffe, and Chair Barry Snell Plan on Running for Re-election
Incumbents of the SMC board of trustees plan to run for November elections.
Avengers: Infinity War Review
10 years and nineteen films all converge with one snap of the fingers.
Indigenous Peoples Celebrate 33rd Annual UCLA Pow Wow
The UCLA American Indian Student Association helps organize the celebration every year.
Students Use Six-Word Memoirs to Interpret First Amendment
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.
Taiko Drums Make Students Dance
Students not only watch Japanese drumming, but learn to play
