Bottom of the ninth. Two outs. Bases loaded. Down two runs, it’s a chance to complete a comeback against your school’s biggest rival. Every ballplayer’s
Author: David Tate
Board settles lawsuit with local resident, admits violations
The Citrus College Board of Trustees admitted violating a provision of the Ralph M. Brown Act governing discussion of employee salaries March 5, when they
Faculty member calls out trustee
The college’s biggest newsmakers have no plans on relinquishing that title anytime soon. In what’s becoming a recurring theme, Citrus College Faculty Association president John
Teachers Talk: Denise Kaisler
AUTHOR’S NOTE: In this article, Denise Kaisler was previously referred to as an astrologist. Astrologists do not exist. Kaisler does. That change has been reflected
Gauchos bring men’s basketball season to a close
The Citrus men’s basketball team (16-11, 6-4 WSC) will not be returning to the California Community College Athletics Association Final Four for the fourth consecutive
Shedding light on the Feb. 20 gun scare
If you think the first day of a new college semester isn’t disorienting enough, try adding an imagined gunman to the mix. Then take him
Editor’s corner: Count your blessings
In an ideal world, no parent would have to bear the burden of outliving their child. But the world we live in is far
Study Abroad celebrates 25 semesters in London
Before Citrus College had online registration, Blackboard and vending machines that accepted credit cards, it had the Study Abroad program in London. This year marks
Editor’s Corner: I’m asking nicely
I am the editor-in-chief of a community college newspaper. That means a lot of things. It means I’m a student, just like most of