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3-on-3 basketball gets a little intense

Team fights back from early loss to claim championship In a double elimination three-on-three basketball intramural tournament, five teams did their best to dribble their way to victory. After losing an early game, team Life worked their way through the bracket to make a comeback. Game by game, Life made it back to the main draw and faced the undefeated team Most Hated. After an incredibly close game team, Life seized the championship 18-17. “Our team’s biggest strength is passing the ball well, communicating and making sure you can get open on the court,” said Life team member Trevon Favors.…

Ceremony honors former DMC professor

College dedicates plaza to former English instructor Anzaldúa, who died in ’12 Former students and faculty showed their admiration for their late professor at a ceremony to dedicate the Mike Anzaldúa Plaza on April 21. “He was our King Arthur, our Socrates, our Zeus,” said Bret Anthony Johnston, a 1994 Del Mar College graduate who now serves as director of the James A. Michener Center for Writers at the University of Texas. Johnston said the plaza will be a place to remember Anzaldúa’s legacy. The ceremony marked the official opening of the plaza, along with the 141,429 square foot General…

Recycle program takes off

By Maria Lara / Reporter Here at Del Mar College you can find a recycling bend around practically every corner. You can also find recycling containers in a few classrooms across campus. Kelly White and Chris Tweddle, with Del Mar College Safety Risk Management, are in charge of the recycling here on campus. Del Mar has more than 50 recycling bins between East and West campuses. There are also numerous recycling bins in every building and some professors have even taken the extra step by placing “homemade” recycling bends in their classrooms. By placing the bins in their classrooms they are…