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ROP students recognized for overcoming odds
130 students were honored Friday for their ability to overcome illness or disability and completing classes through the Regional Occupational Program.
CdM senior honored for work off the wrestling mat
Danny Busch may have a slight form of autism, but that has done little to hinder his goal of becoming a firefighter.
OCC funds to change hands
The Coast Community College District consolidated its three campus bookstores in April, sending bookstore revenues to the district instead of directly to the college with no indication whether the money would be returned.
Costa Mesa students dig up ‘ancient’ history
Students from Sonora Elementary School have ‘Aha, Eureka’ moments thanks to a history teacher whose father was an anthropology professor.
Anaheim school wins Solar Cup competition
Students from Canyon High School in Anaheim won the veteran division in Sunday’s Metropolitan Water District of Southern California’s eighth annual Solar Cup competition.
Costa Mesa Chamber recognizes outstanding students
The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce recognized 40 high school and college students’ achievements during its 31st Annual Scholarship Recognition Breakfast on Friday.
UC Irvine opens new stem cell research center
Officials with new stem cell research facility at UC Irvine dole out thanks and optimism about their work ahead to revolutionize the treatment of human diseases and injuries.
Costa Mesa’s brightest honored at 31st Annual Scholarship Recognition Breakfast
This morning, 40 of the best and brightest students in Costa Mesa and their proud parents will gather at the Hilton for a once-in-a-lifetime occasion.
HB students win national science competition
Four sixth-grade students from Mesa View Middle School won eCybermission, sponsored by the U.S. Army, with their invention of a submarine that detects dangerous objects and animals that could be lurking in the water.
UC Irvine student arrests still fresh at KPCC forum
The former presidents of the Muslim Student Union and Anteaters for Israeli met at the South Coast Repertory Monday night to discuss student tensions on campus, but the forum ended up highlighting their differences.
