When we think of products, oftentimes we think of tangible things like smartphones, clothing or food. Yes, those are all important, but those are not
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Twins bring camaraderie to men’s soccer
Joel and Noel Rosales live and breathe the game of soccer and nothing has separated the twin brothers since a one minute difference at birth.
Women’s golf finishes 4th at home
Citrus Women’s Golf were at home against Western State Conference on Wednesday at San Dimas Canyon Golf Course. Entering the round, Citrus were 3rd place
Paredez Takes Charge
Terry Paredez, longtime assistant coach of the Citrus softball team, has taken the reins and has become head coach of the Lady Owls. Paredez has
Campus Question: What are you most looking forward to this semester?
Work contributed by: Aurelia Adame, Arleigh Davis, Alex Lomeli, Justin Izuhara, Kaitlin Mcgrath and Stephanie Mejia
Preview – The Laramie Project: Production Strives to End Hate
It was a cold October night in Laramie, Wyoming. Matthew Shepard was having a drink at the Fireside Lounge in Laramie after a meeting with
Opinion: Acronyms That Educate
In an entertainment climate where laugh tracks cue a thoughtless echo and structured reality television is the epitome of mainstream culture, there is a need
Japan to California, all for the love of baseball
Baseball has been America’s pastime since Abner Doubleday invented it in Cooperstown, New York, during the summer of 1839. Since then, many people from other
Owls complete sweep of Barstow
In the final home game of the season, the Citrus College Owls (21-17-2, 11-8-1) faced off against the Barstow Kings (11-26, 5-15) on April 28.
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