Promise Scholars is an Ontario-Montclair school district program meant to help students continue with their education once they graduate high school. The program was first introduced in October 2011 and has grown to over 20,000 K-12 students. For students that are interested in attending a community college, the Promise Scholar program gives them the first two years of tuition free...

North Korea warns US of ‘Christmas gift’, but no one’s sure what to expectNorth Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un has given hints to the U. S. that there will be a Christmas gift arriving for us soon. People are mainly confused and unsure of what to expect as the gift can be anything. Some people are concerned with this interpreting...

668,000 Will Lose Food Stamp Benefits Under New Work RulesIt was announced on Wednesday that under a new Trump administration rule, hundreds of thousands of Americans who rely on the federal food stamp program will lose their benefits. This administration move is an attempt to scale back the social safety net for low-income Americans. It will limit states from exempting...

Chaffey College students have run into problems with the OmniTrans buses system. For a couple of years, some Chaffey I. D. cards have been rejected when used for OmniTrans buses. Chaffey College offers all enrolled students rides on OmniTrans buses for free with a fee that is part of their tuition. How many units are taken in the semester determines...

Student Protest at the Yale BowlHarvard and Yale students protested at the two schools’ annual football game, occupying the playing field during halftime, delaying the game for over an hour. Students (including players from both schools) joined the protest, whose demands were two-fold: an immediate divestment in the two universities’ holdings in fossil fuel industries and debt relief for Puerto...

Chaffey College provides a variety of services that can help students pursue their educational goals. But a lot of these services are underused and outright unnoticed. There are over 30 students services, each with different benefits that could significantly impact student success. These services come in the form of student health, emotional support, food, housing, tutoring, artistic practice, community activities...

Chaffey College students Andrew Segobia and Jeremy Selleck are working hard towards becoming firefighters. Segobia, age 18, and Selleck, age 17, are in their respective first and third semesters of the Chaffey Fire Technology program. “The fire tech program is like the entry level into the fire service career,” says Selleck. A fire science degree is not mandatory to enter...

On Oct. 30 nine writers from The Breeze traveled across the country to Washington, DC. to attend the College Media Association (CMA) and the Associated Collegiate Press (ACP) convention. The convention was bigger than previous years, and students from all across the country came together to compete in Best of Show awards and learn more about journalism in different aspects....

More Than 1,300 Flights Into or Out of the U. S. Have Been Delayed U. S. airlines are expecting to see a record 3.1 million passengers come through the airport today, according to a report from Airlines for America, an airline trade organization. 31.6 million passengers were projected to travel using U. S. airlines, which is up 3.7% from last...

9 student deaths at USC since August stun campus, spark alarmThe private school that holds 47,500 undergraduates and graduates has recently been going through a devastating number of deaths. Throughout the USC campus community, students and teachers are questioning what could be the reason for the 9 students’ deaths in such a short time. In fact, the demand for answers...