A DEL MAR COLLEGE STUDENT PUBLICATION
Finals has approached all of us, and if you still do not know when your next final is we have the schedule up for you. So, get some rest. Eat a well balanced breakfast and lunch and study well. May the odds be ever in your favor!
Voter turnout, activism on the rise with students all across the globe “Youthquake,” a term first coined in 1965 by a Vogue editor-in-chief, was named Oxford Dictionaries’ 2017 Word of the Year. The dictionary defines the term as “a significant cultural, political, or social change arising from the actions or influence of young people.” Imelda Gallegos, a student at Collegiate High School, was taken away by the word of choice this year. “The word describes perfectly how young people today are reshaping the world. Our time is really now,” Gallegos said. According to Oxford editors, the term saw a fivefold…
Irving still has big plans for DMC program Carlos E. Gonzalez / Reporter The new addition to the music building is about to be complete and the students, as well as the faculty, couldn’t be happier. The new building will not bring in more music programs but will give the music department the chance to finally expand and breathe. Programs such as the concert band had to practice in the Retama Room on the second floor of the Harvin Center before the new addition. So much has changed with the music building as well as the program, and there is nobody…
Cristina Arriola, 2017’s Paralegal Student of the Year, works on a project in the library in April of that year. The program’s recent approval from the American Bar Association can help improve students’ pay and job opportunities, according to program director Gail Dorn.