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el Don /SANTA ANA COLLEGE • MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 2014/eldonnews.org NEWS ON CAMPUS A Santa Ana College student was shot and killed Aug. 14 in what police say might have been a planned drug deal. Aaron Jonathan Chavez died after being struck multiple times in the passenger side of a parked car at Main and 12th streets at about 11:30 p.m. Two female passengers,the driver, 21, and backseat passenger, 26, were struck multiple times and are in critical condition. Officers arrested Dustin Sean Ross McDonald the next day near his Garden Grove home on suspicion of murder and two counts of attempted murder. “Music was his [Chavez’s] dream. Ever since I met him 10 years ago, he loved to write songs and make beats,” Chavez’s friend Kim Van said on Facebook. Chavez last enrolled at SAC in fall 2013, according to admissions records. / HAROLD PIERCE MAKESHIFT / Temporary classrooms have been erected at the west end of campus to replace Dunlap Hall. / LIZ MONROY / el Don EXTREME MAKEOVER Two voter-approved bond measures fund campus beautification project BY KATIE PORTER / el Don Courtesy / DMV As the semester gets underway this fall, it’s hard not to notice the fenced off areas around Santa Ana College. The 99-year-old campus is undergoing some serious upgrades. The construction is part of plans established by Measure E and Measure Q bonds, with the various projects will be taking place around campus for the next few years. Multiple buildings will be upgraded or added, and underground and exterior work is also planned, according to Vice President of Administrative Services Michael Collins. Temporary portable classrooms at the west edge of campus, dubbed “The Village” will house displaced classes from Dunlap Hall. The building is currently closed while new elevators are installed. Starting in December, the quad’s concrete will be replaced with bricks. “It’s going to be green-looking and its going to have good traffic flow. These are all designed to have easiest path of travel,” Facilities Manager Mark Wheeler said. Designs for the c