“Things rarely turn out the way we expect them to,” may be a clichéd phrase, but it proves true time and again, especially for sports.
Author: David Tate
Class sections added, state funding increased
For the first time in years, California’s community colleges may not have to tighten their belts again, if California Gov. Jerry Brown’s state budget proposal
Spring 2013 classes with open seats, as of 2/19/2013
But be courteous. Try not to knock anybody over on the way to your seat.
Mercy-ful beginning
Will the Owls’ softball team go undefeated? Probably not. But they can enjoy the feeling for a few days after freshman catcher Kawehi Ephan sent
Diversity in ‘Holidance!’ production brings joy
“Holidance!” celebrates its 5th year at the Haugh Performing Arts Center with all the spirit and joy artists can communicate through their dancing. Multi-cultural traditions
Writers With Benefits: Taking the golden ticket
“I think we should see other people.” Usually, this standalone seven-word phrase signals the end of the road, whether you’re in a friends-with-benefits type situation or
Fighting Owls find old swag
After already surpassing last season’s loss total, the Owls men’s basketball team seems to have recaptured some of the magic from the program’s 2011-12 Final
Time for travel
The President of the United States has 14 secretaries. The president of Citrus College has two. Correction: Make that one. Pamela Sewell, administrative assistant to
Easygoing employee starts anew
For 24 years, the doors to Pamela McGuern’s various offices have always been open. Now, after nearly a quarter-century of service, McGuern will be closing