by Emily Droszcz in Features
Blue and orange balloons surrounded the newly-built quad, and it was all about sunshine and jazz during the Cosumnes River College fountain dedication on March 5.
At the beginning of the festivities, G-Unit and 50 Cent were blasting through the speakers loud enough to attract a crowd nearing 75 students.
by Carolina Castellanos in Features
Mariana Castro de Ali is not only a student here at Cosumnes River College. She is a wife, a mother and an artist.
She creates paintings and sculptures using acrylic, watercolors, but most surprisingly, she uses thread and tampons among other commonly used elements.
by Hanan Salem in Features
To some women, chugging distilled vinegar to dispose the living color out their faces is the hottest pre-party beauty tip. Not a bitter joke, ghostly pale and flushed out of life exemplifies ideal feminine beauty.
Back in the 70's, that is.
During the Woman Artist seminar on Monday, humanities professor Dr.
by Welcom Ang in Features
If you've ever used Facebook, Myspace, Craigslist, or Ratemyprofesssors.com, you might be interested in adding Yelp.com to your list of sites to visit.
Yelp.com is a social networking and user review site that covers thousands of businesses all over the country but localized by city.
by Grant Duval in Features
Figuring out who the person is behind the wheel starts with what they're driving.
Van drivers for example are constantly asking themselves, "what happened?" They were the generation that was going to change the world, they were the Baby Boom.
by Sarah Martin in Features
Dallas Green, who is best known as the rhythm guitarist and vocalist of the Canadian band Alexisonfire, sets out to break the mold with his acoustic folk side-project City and Colour.
His latest release, "Bring Me Your Love," strives to cement Green not only as a versatile musician by having him play almost every instrument on the record, but also to show Green's ability to write heart-felt, thought-provoking lyrics.
by Donald McNair in Features
Pete Rock has spent many years rocking beats and instrumentals, being one of the staple beat-makers and producers of classic, real hip-hop.
This time around, Pete Rock comes with "NY's Finest" and proves that he still has what it takes to make a classic LP.
by Samuel Gibson in Features
As taxpayers prepare for tax season, some could possibly be rewarded with a refund that could give them some desperately needed financial relief.
For some college students, where to go to get your taxes done and how much money it's going to cost can be a troublesome situation.
by Grant Duval in Features
Spring Break is right around the corner and there are activities for everyone.
For the frugal college student, trips to Cancun are totally out of the question, but that doesn't mean you can't have fun.
Dust off your bike and pack a lunch spring break is the perfect time for a bike ride and perfect place, the American River bike trail.
