Registering for classes has not gotten any easier since the beginning of last fall. Spots are full in classes, waitlists are filling up and there aren’t enough classes to go around.
In the seemingly never-ending search and struggle to get classes for the spring semester, here a few pointers to take into consideration
A season of championship domination can be used to describe the Riverside City College men’s basketball team.
For 50 years Glenn Hunt served the students and faculty of Riverside City College as an instructor, department chair and dean.
He was a leader and pioneer in the mathematics and science departments.
On Jan. 6 at the age 74, Hunt passed away after a long battle with cancer. On Jan. 28 the college honored Hunt with a memorial service in the Digital Library Auditorium.
As far as fairy tales go, “Alice in Wonderland” is the most surreal and abstract story ever told. Those elements make it perfect for director Tim Burton to put his modern spin on it.
Even the rainy weather didn’t prevent people from gathering for the annual Dickens Festival Feb. 5-7 in downtown Riverside.
California is a great place to live.
There’s the beach, the mountains and lots of great landmarks. However, a large price is paid for all this greatness.
The shadow of the big one constantly looms over the postcard perfect views.
After several seasons of disappointment and angst in the football program, Riverside City College Athletic Director, Barry Meier, has brought in former San Diego State University head coach Tom Craft. A very prominent figure in the junior college coaching system, Craft, 56, now takes over a team in dire need of a turnaround.
