Archive for the ‘General’
Mounties’ playoff fever
Both the women and men’s Mt. SAC basketball teams have earned spots in their respective 2010 Southern California Regional playoffs and will begin play this week.
Under head coach Laura Beeman, the Mounties’ women’s team finished the season with a 22-6 record (7-1 in division play) and has earned the No. 3 seed. They will be [...]
Mounties sweep the week
The women’s basketball team took a break from divisional play, but continued on its winning ways, easily dispatching the visiting Long Beach City Vikings 100-44 in an interdivision game Wed., Jan. 3 at Mt. SAC gym and Fri., Feb. 5 at L.A. Trade Tech 60-61.
The victories make it eight in a row and 10 victories [...]
Mounties win big again, 86-64
The Mt. SAC Mounties’ men’s basketball team took down L.A. Southwest in an 86-64 final in their first home South Coast Conference game on Fri., Jan. 8 in the Mt. SAC gym.
Mountie freshman Antonio Biglow put in 19 points to lead the offense as Laquenten Jones put in 18 of his own.
Biglow looked like a [...]
Mounties take down El Camino 86-76
ORRANCE – Mounties’ freshmen guard Antonio Biglow led all scorers with 30 points en route to the Mt. SAC men’s basketball team’s 86-76 win over the host El Camino College Warriors Wednesday night in a South West Conference interdivisional game.
Biglow scored 18 of his 30 in the second half including all of a [...]
Clarification of Dec. 8 cartoon
The article, “Campus Safety: Is your teacher ready?” was accompanied by a cartoon which depicted a Mt. SAC Public Safety Officer on a megaphone shouting, “Don’t panic! Read the NIMS/SEMS training manual!” to people in a burning building.
The cartoon was meant to show that some faculty and staff members have concerns about what to do [...]
Review: ‘Superman: Secret Origin 3′
About a decade after the events of Superman: Secret Origin #2, an older Clark Kent is now headed for his first day at the Daily Planet. The bustling city of Metropolis is too busy to care about the well mannered, fresh faced farm boy.
For the first time, Clark meets Steve Lombard, Ron Troupe, Jimmy Olsen, [...]
Finals Frenzy Study Hall Starts Today
Student Life and Associated Students will be hosting Finals Frenzy Study Hall in Bldg. 9C from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m Monday through Wednesday.
Students can study quietly in Student Life Center while enjoying snacks provided by the sponsors.
For more information, contact Student Life at ext. 4525.
Angela Tsai
Opinion Editor
More than a mere teacher
Some professors just teach and have no impact to a persons life, while some professors are appreciated not only for their teachings, but for their personality and human aspect as they help shape and mold the future for many.
“Tammy is an amazing instructor. She not only wants her students to succeed in school but [...]
AS elections to end soon
Today is the final day to vote on the new Associated Students constitution and Article 5 online at as.mtsac.edu.
Article 5 was removed and put on the ballot as a separate measure due to concerns clubs raised about it’s potential impact on enrollment in extracurricular organizations.
AS officers say the new constitution is merely reverting back to [...]
Mt. SAC football romps on Pierce 69-31 in So. California Bowl
Matt Faulkner went 13-of-17 for 415 yards and 5 touchdowns to lead the No. 1 seeded Mt. SAC Mounties football team to a 69-31 victory over the No. 8 seeded Los Angeles Pierce College in the Southern California Bowl. Faulkner’s deeds garnished him with the offensive MVP of the game, while Bruce Irvin took home [...]


