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PARKING PERMITS
NEW DISTRICT OFFICIALS
ART GALLERY EXHIBIT
The two-week grace period
to park without a pass for
student lots ends today.
Safety and Security officers
will issue citations to cars
without an authorized parking pass. The fine costs $45.
Student parking permits
are $20 for those with the
Board of Governors Fee
Waiver and $30 for others
at the cashier’s office, in
room U-218, located in the
Johnson Center. Another
option is the permits sold at
yellow dispensers in every lot
for $2 a day.
— Joanna Meza
The Rancho Santiago
Community College District
Board of Trustees elected new
officials for 2016.
Claudia Alvarez, who has
been on the board since 2012,
was elected president.
“It’s a privilege to be selected as board president,” said
Alvarez in a press release.
John Hanna has served on
the board since 1998, and was
elected vice president. Nelida
Mendoza Yanez, a U.S. Army
veteran, was elected clerk.
The service term for these
positions is one year.
Previous president Larry
Labrado remains on the Board
of Trustees, as well as Arianna
Barrios, Jose Solorio, Phillip
Yarbrough and student trustee
Raquel Manriquez.
—Joanna Meza
Fragments is the new art
exhibit now on display at Santa
Ana College’s Main Art Gallery.
The exhibit features pieces
from artists Stanton Hunter,
Michael Aschenbrenner, Hilary
Baker and Julia Couzens.
These pieces will be on
display until March 24 at the
gallery, open Monday through
Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
and Thursday evenings from
6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
—Joanna Meza
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Tessmann Planetarium is
now offering new shows
focusing on the cosmic secrets
of our universe.
Santa Ana College and
Santiago Canyon College
students and staff may enter
at no charge by showing their
college ID at the door.
The newest feature added
to the planetarium’s schedule
is Mysteries of the Cosmos,
presented by Bob Menn, the
planetarium coordinator and
program director. The first
showing was last Wednesday
and it will continue through
June 3.
“Mysteries of the Cosmos
explores a number of profound questions,” Menn said.
For the general public, morning shows cost $6 Monday
through Saturday. The evening
show on Saturday costs $7.
—Arleeny Escarcega
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Sophmore Trevor Steinman
picked up two hits and scored
two runs in the Dons 16-8
victory over visiting Cypress
College Feb. 16.
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