There is no one more prejudiced than someone with pride. So says the story of “Pride and Prejudice,” the new play from American River College’s theater department that will run until April 29. Set...

Recently, on April 5, the non-profit organization Invisible Children released another video about Joseph Kony. If you’ve been living under a rock and haven’t heard, Kony 2012 is a campaign to raise...

Recently, GOP presidential hopeful Rick Santorum called President Obama a snob for wanting everyone to go to college.  Now, putting aside the fact Santorum has one more degree than Obama, the fact Obama...

So I’ve got a friend who is pretty famous on the Internet. I can’t tell you who it is, so you’ll just have to trust me on this one. You’ve most likely heard of her if you’re even tangentially...

The crowd cheering after a well-done play. Everyone rooting for his or her favorite team. Everyone going crazy for the winner. Am I talking about the recent Super Bowl XLVI? Nope, I'm talking about...

There’s a joke that says musicians can make more money selling CDs out the back of their car than they can through the music industry. Is that true? It could very well be. According to HYPERLINK...

“The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim” is a game about invading dragons, civil war, and political intrigue. Or not. At its core, “Skyrim” is a game about choices. This role-playing game has you choose...

Will you be prepared when the zombie apocalypse comes? What can you do to prepare for your roommate and loved ones trying to eat your brains? Luckily, there’s this list to help you survive the z-pocalypse...

It began with a thought, which evolved into an idea, which became a book, titled “Land of Milk and Money,” written by Anthony Barcellos, an American River College math professor of 24 years. The book,...

By Daniel Clark The new zombie-themed video game rolled around just in time, but will it fulfill players’ expectations? With Halloween just around the corner, ghosts and goblins are expected to...