Cuts cause students concern
California colleges have taken a huge hit when it comes to funding.
Students are also finding it more difficult to get the essential classes necessary for their success.
Student jobs can’t meet the supply of high demand
The Federal Work-Study Program, formerly known as the College Work-Study Program, provides jobs for undergraduate and graduate students with financial needs.
New games promise ‘brutality’
Summer’s over, and fall gaming season is nearly upon us, during which the year’s biggest games are released. Below, you’ll find five games we’ve decided to spotlight.
Calling the customer service hotline is so last year
With less than 20 followers on twitter, I’m pretty sure my opinion in the corporate world doesn’t matter.
But, because of the almost instant satisfaction I’ve found that society gets from sharing its thoughts with the World Wide Web, I’ve come to find that this whole social networking thing can be pretty significant.
The new hipsters: rude people
America needs Charm School.
With recent pop culture and political events, it seems that our nation has lost its manners.
Cafeteria woes: another look at the student dine-in
As a result of the economy’s downfall, California has suffered vast budget cuts at every educational level.
Riverside City College is one of the many colleges that is directly affected by these budget cuts.
Editorial: No vacancies
It is very crowded at Riverside City College this semester. Unlike previous semesters where the overwhelming crowded feeling was at a maximum for about two weeks, this semester is already showing that a lot of these new faces are here to stay.
Ashes to ashes: RCC smoke free
We all find simple pleasures in life; some may be more unconventional than others, while some of them are daily habits.
The streets are alive with music
The Riverside Downtown Street Jam went on without a hitch on Sept. 12.