Johny Garcia, Connection Staff
November 2, 2011
It is recommended that colleges be rewarded for reducing dropouts and penalized if they fail to do so, according to a study released by the American Institute of Research. Because of the current economic situation, this is the correct choice to make. The system we have right now is failing. From 2004... Read more »
Rachel Norris, rnorris.connect@gmail.com
Attendance has shown that anthropology is a popular class to take for fulfilling general education requirements. However, there is a lot more to Cosumnes River College’s... read story
May 12, 2013
Elizabeth Witt, ewitt.connect@gmail.com
Ever since Morgan Spurlock’s film “Supersize Me” was released in 2004, the knowledge about low quality food and poor nutrition in the McDonald’s menu has been hammered... read story
May 10, 2013
Cody Durham, cdurham.connect@gmail.com
The wealthy and witty Tony Stark and his iron suits blast into box offices for the third time in Iron Man 3. Iron Man 3 is the next installment of the Marvel series, clearly... read story
May 9, 2013
Josh Slowiczek, News Editor
Students, staff, faculty and advocates from across the state gathered together at the California State Capitol on May 1 in support of Senate Bill 705, aimed at restoring partial... read story
May 4, 2013
Zach Hannigan & Courtney Rich, Connection Staff
California Community Colleges leaders unveiled a new Student Success Scorecard on April 9 that will allow students and their families to compare all 112 community colleges... read story
April 28, 2013
Emily Collins, Connection Staff
Many young girls love to play with Barbie dolls, dressing her up, brushing her hair and playing out a variety of scenarios often seen and experienced in real life and have... read story
April 27, 2013
