By: Erica Smith

In a major recession students are in need of money to buy things such as books and other supplies that are necessary. Some students depend on financial aid to do so. The last disbursement was Feb. 24. With this last disbursement that came out many student...

By: Daniel Solis

It’s a Sunday night and you’re done with all of your homework. You’ve had enough of what Facebook has to offer. But you still find yourself surfing the web, looking for something to entertain yourself. A new website called Chatroulette j...

By: Eddie Wantland

Kicking off the 2010 Chaffey Theater season was All in the Timing, a play written by David Ives and directed by Professor Christa Havenhill. The entire production is a series of short one act plays known for their less demanding set requirements, wordplay...

By: Amber Yasin

The Annual Spring Volunteer Fair was held on March 3 in the main quad. Organizations such as the American Heart Association, LeRoy Haynes Center, LULAC National Educational Service Centers, Mercy House Transitional Living Center, Soldier Network and many ...

By: Jeff Ranson

The Panthers played their hearts out in a 65-66 playoff loss on Feb. 26 at Saddleback. Even though tipoff was slightly delayed by a graduation ceremony, the fans got all they came for. The game was close throughout the first half with Chaffey guard Anthon...

By: Virginia Lucero

College officials have apparently turned a blind eye to a federal law that requires campus security to maintain thorough crime logs for review by anyone who asks. David Ramirez, chief of police and director of public safety, has declined to meet with The ...

By: Casandra Arnold

When you think of spring break, sunny beaches and crowds of people dancing in bathing suits comes to mind. This one week where students are able to take a mini vacation in the middle of the school year to let loose and enjoy college life is always looked ...

By: Nancy Avila

The recent economic downfall has increased competition in the workforce as unemployment rates have skyrocketed.  Those seeking to enter the workforce must be more prepared than ever and possess the right tools to succeed in this “survival of th...

By: Danny Zaldivar

The deadline to submit an application to run for student government office is Friday, March 25. To be eligible to run for student office, a student must be currently enrolled in six units for the spring 2010 semester and had already completed six units in...

By: Steve Bovi

It was a great night at the Roxy in Hollywood when band Shirock decided to lend a helping hand to the needy. On March 2, the up and coming band from Nashville hosted “Everything Burns in Hollywood,” a charity event, that The Breeze was invited...

By: Mike Shoaf

The submission of this application marks a crucial step forward in meeting the needs of our soldier-students.  Dr. Lori Waite who co-chairs the team with Dr. Michael Danielli, argues that veterans face an extraordinary number of hassles, on top of th...

By: Josh Hicken

Two challengers met on Feb 24 in battle — a battle of the books, to be specific. Every year Chaffey’s One Book One College program selects one book that will be recommended reading for the whole campus. Events are held throughout the school ye...

By: Josh Hicken

Fanboys swoon over it. Naysayers attack it. A small rebel alliance defends it apologetically. The subject of all this conflict and debate? The Apple iPad. Near the end of February Apple unveiled its much-rumored new device, a tablet computer bearing the q...

By: Justin Keller and Isiah Peters

The Rancho campus cafeteria is scheduled for demolition to make way for the new Campus Center. “Students will admire this new innovated project,” said Jared G. Ceja, Director, Auxiliary Services. By the end of the spring semester, in late May,...

By: Stephanie Tkach

Chaffey held its second annual fashion show on Feb. 24. The theme, like last year’s, was “Deconstructing Denim.” It was a celebration of Black History Month, presented by the Black Faculty & Staff Association. The campus also played ...

By: Aimee Munn

The Kremlin, communism, gulags and vodka are some of the buzzwords associated with Russia, but things are beginning to change. A cultural education event on Russia, hosted by the Global Career Center and held by Student Activities on Feb. 23, explored the...

By: Eric Brown

Due to the state budget cuts affecting all UC, Cal States and Community colleges, the number of summer school courses available at all three Chaffey campuses has dropped from last year’s 490 courses to 162. According to the Dean of Language Arts Mic...