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Whipping winds cause delays

The Santa Ana winds that put some cities into a state of emergency on Dec. 1 also caused a halt to normal campus activities due to a power outage throughout campus. Priority registration for students with disabilities, EOP&S, veterans, athletes, and honors students were not able to register due to the servers being down. Full story

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Christmas is 2011 # 1

Audiences transported to winter wonderland

The holiday season is upon us and there is no better way to usher it in than by indulging in the talents that make up “Christmas Is…,” the annual holiday production put on by the Citrus Fine and Performing Arts Department. Full story

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Occupy Finals

Occupy finals, resources available

As finals for fall approach, students may feel intimidated by their upcoming exams, but they should be aware of the helpful tools available and take full advantage of them. Full story

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Food Column 8

For the love of food: grow up and cook

I’m happy to sit with you and watch cooking shows all day—but don’t ask me to make you dinner. I hate cooking. I avoid it at all costs. On the other hand, I appreciate people who can cook. I’m happy to eat all day, but I won’t ever be caught slaving over a frying pan. Full story

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ceramics sale

Ceramics students create, sell artwork

The annual ceramics sale is underway in the Citrus College Art Center. The Citrus College Ceramics Program continues its tradition to hold its annual ceramics sale headed by fine arts professor Michael Hillman for about 14 years. "When we sell, the students benefit because they have paid for the clay, the basic materials and for the class," Hillman said.

Ineligible football player costs team conference title

The football team was forced to forfeit three games from the 2011 season when it was discovered that an ineligible player was on the Citrus College roster. The violation cost the Owls the Central West Conference title and a shot at playoffs. "It's unfortunate that one kid lied about eligibility," head coach Ron Ponciano said.

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