The race for ASCC supremacy is nearing its end. Voting will begin at the Chino and Fontana campuses before Rancho Cucamonga students have marked their ballots; nonetheless, the results will echo the collaborative efforts of our academic community. “What is the Pantheon without its columns?” Mohamed Khan, Vice Presidential candidate, said at the candidate forum Tuesday, Mar. 24 – a...

Activists are the sweetest, most charming people - said no one ever. No doubt activists are annoying, but they are essential. To be fair, they're doing what many of us won't do. So. Congratulations - you know who you are. Our immigration policy is in dire straights. According to the PEW Research study, millennials are the largest demographic that supports...

February's speech in the quad by Sebascian Bryan has led to many questions regarding people's right to free speech. The Chaffey College President's Equity Council presented an open forum on Wednesday, March 25, to create a dialog between students and faculty. The panel included Student Services' Vice President Dr. Eric Bishop, representing the college administration; Philosophy Professor Ryan Falcioni, focusing...

Language is arguably humankind’s greatest asset – but movement, the kinetic energy inherent to our human experience – changes the people we become. Ask anyone who’s undergone a physical transformation and you’ll find that their mentality followed suit. Interesting that western thought has been rather dismissive of the body as simply being a vehicle for the mind. Eastern philosophy, in...

Unassuming Business major and student president of the Chaffey Baha’i Club, Mary Sullivan, is full of surprises. She has within her lineage the beginning of our nation and the spark of a genius. Sullivan, an artistic soul with a prosperous economic vision grew up in beautiful Alta Dena, California where she recalls her father, the typical nerdy physicist, bicycled to...

The underlying shift in the corporate landscape – transparency and rapid information exchange – has grown alongside coming of age millennial’s and retiring Baby Boomer’s. More and more, consumers consider the social and economic consequences of corporate actions, and as such, the capitalistic pendulum has swung from purely profit based motives to socially responsible approaches. The crucial, separating narrative of...

The older demographic always has the luxury of hindsight, the ability to chart how values change over a lifetime. But those same individuals tend to overestimate the sobriety of their youth. The narrative of the more experienced lot reads the same time and again: “These damn kids.”According to media consensus, millennials, otherwise known as Generation Y, are lazy, entitled, coddled...