By Lauren GustusSports Editor It’s just one hour to tip-off. Stadium workers have just sealed the NCAA logo on the floor at the ARCO Arena in Sacramento. The envelope containing the afternoon’s referees has just been distributed to each team’s assistant coaches, who are seated on the team bench soaking up the atmosphere that few teams ever see. More than 400 media personnel … [Read more...] about Deacons end Pep’s run
Planned community creates affordable housing
By Miranda BoosStaff Writer A new community may begin to take shape at the southeastern edge of Ventura County, a model community that could change the way Southern California grows. Completion of the new Ahman-son Ranch development will not come too soon for Ventura County as it will put quality housing in an area of great shortage. California has been gripped by an … [Read more...] about Planned community creates affordable housing
The Bible condemns homosexuality
By Andrew YuengertContributing Writer Jared Stuart, in the Feb. 21 Graphic, and professor Maddox, in the March 14 Graphic, defend homosexual behavior by attacking the authority of scripture. They make several claims that are misleading and confusing. For the sake of those who are struggling against this (or any other) sin, the biblical witness must be defended. Mr. Stuart … [Read more...] about The Bible condemns homosexuality
Waves improve to 12-4
By Cheri PhillipsStaff Writer “A fall into a ditch makes you wiser.” The No. 6 men’s tennis team found itself in the ditch of this Chinese proverb last Friday afternoon after they were upset by No. 21 Duke, 4-3. Instead of laying low, the Waves wised up and showed no mercy when they bounced back to slash through both No. 55 Clemson Monday and No. 27 University of Minnesota … [Read more...] about Waves improve to 12-4
RLO struggles with overcrowding
By Laurie BabinskiEditor in Chief Students found an unwelcome sight Tuesday afternoon as they arrived at the HAWC for their RLO housing appointments. There were no rooms left and a sheet of paper — a wait list — to greet them in the lobby. “All spaces are full for fall,” said Jim Brock, associate dean of students and director of Residential Life. “Right now, we are placing … [Read more...] about RLO struggles with overcrowding