A DEL MAR COLLEGE STUDENT PUBLICATION
Have you ever wanted to dance like a pro? Well come to Del Mar’s own Social Dance Club and let some experienced dancers show you the ropes.
The Social Dance club meets at 1:30 p.m. every other Wednesday, with the next meeting being Nov. 1, in the Kinesiology Building, Room AQ 203.
The Del Mar College Board of Regents unanimously approved a resolution of support for the Texas Commission on Community College Finance during a special meeting on Jan. 31. In October 2022, the commission proposed recommendations for the 88th Texas Legislature that included a shift toward basing state community college funding on measurable outcomes, such as the number of transfers to four-year universities and the rate of students graduating with what the proposal referred to as credentials of value. The commission recommendations also include an increase in funding toward Texas Educational Opportunity Grants, as well as providing financial aid toward dual…
Josselyn Obregon @JTO_NEWS Spanish Version Un KKKlan con necesidad de atención Al escuchar hablar del Ku Klux Klan rápidamente se nos vienen un millón de pensamientos y casi todos son de racismo, miedo, amenaza y muerte. Y esto fue verdad. Hay miles de documentación que así lo sustentan. Como se dice “el pueblo que desconoce su historia está condenado a repetirla,” por ello el Colegio Del Mar y Tejano Civil Right Musseun; ofrecieron la conferencia impartida por Patricia H. Bernstein. Autora del Libro “Ten Dollars to Hate” “Diez dólares para Odiar.” El pasado jueves 28 de septiembre en las instalaciones…
Kira Hays Co-editor-in-Chief Getting a college education is expensive. Sometimes financial aid and loans just don’t cut it. Fortunately, there are myriad scholarship opportunities available for students. One example is the QEP Essay Contest that was held at Del Mar College in the fall of 2014. The QEP, or Quality Enhancement Plan, and the Vikings Alumni Association put together this scholarship opportunity for students. The students who participated in the contest were required to write a 300- to 500-word essay on the usefulness of algebra concepts in non-math classes. Numerous students took part in the contest, all vying…