Ksenia Rabinovich, El Vaquero Staff Writer
March 6, 2013
College students buy candies, snacks and beverages from vending machines, but recently emergency contraception Plan B has been added to the list of options.
Emergency contraception is now available in a vending machine at Shippensburg...
JANE POJAWA
El Vaquero Editor in Chief
October 21, 2005
Excluding skin cancer,
prostate cancer is the most
common type of cancer among American men.
According to the American
Cancer Society, an estimated
220,900 new cases of prostate
cancer are diagnosed in the
U.S. every year.
Men over ...
KASIA FAUGHN
El Vaquero Staff Writer
October 21, 2005
Although the majority of the
GCC population is never
going to be affected by breast
cancer, this month is a reminder
that the issue must not be taken
lightly.
According to the projections
published recently by the
American Ca...
NANCY AGBENU
El Vaquero Staff Writer
April 1, 2005
She moves with fervor, she runs with zeal and she teaches with eagerness. Actually, her enthusiasm resembles the conviction of a passionate preacher.
Her sermon, however, is invisible and untouchable; at least it seems non-material.
H...
Emmanuel Lopez
Daily Staff Writer
(Spartan Daily)<
December 10, 2004
Approximately 25 students and faculty came
to listen to a presentation about the myths associated
with aging and how to slow down the process
in the Spartan Bookstore on Wednesday.
Greg Payne, a human performance professor
at Sa...
DIANA GILL and
November 5, 2004
The Social Norm
Smoking in today's society has become socially acceptable. It is a part of our everyday lives and affects not only the smoker, but also those around them. The long-term effects of smoking are horrendous. "I like the ta...
MARTINA VASSILEVA
El Vaquero Staff Writer
October 22, 2004
Stress is experienced by an alarming number of adults and college students; Glendale College students are no exception to the trend.
Stress, is defined in the dictionary as a "physical, chemical, or emotional factor that causes...
RAFAEL CORNEJO
El Vaquero Staff Writer
October 22, 2004
The national shortage of flu vaccinations has strained the private purveyors of the inoculation and possibly endangered those at high risk for respiratory illnesses. And here at GCC, the Health Center has yet to receive its order...
CHRISTINE HAUSER
The University Daily
Texas Tech
June 10, 2004
The death of Ronald Reagan after a decade-long battle with Alzheimer's disease has not only caused many people to reflect on the life of the former president, but it has also allowed many to question his incurable disease and...
RAMTIN JAMSHIDI
El Vaqueo Staff Writer
November 21, 2003
The holiday lights in downtown Glendale signal the beginning of the holiday season that brings friends and families together, shows the true spirit of mankind -- and brings endless lines at the mall.
The extra stress and elbowing ar...
TRAVIS HAN-CRUZ
El Vaquero Staff Writer
October 24, 2003
The National Breast Cancer Foundation reports that a woman dies of breast cancer every 12 minutes, but the American Cancer Society estimates that over 400 men in the U.S. will also lose their lives to the same disease this year....
ALEX TIMA
El Vaquero Staff Writer
October 24, 2003
Imagine walking into your classroom to take a test, but when you sit down at your desk suddenly your heart rate jumps followed by sweating, shortness of breath, dizziness and trembling. This is an all too familiar feeling for...
