Cabrillo Healthcare Solution
By Mathew McDowell | 8:20 p.m.
The students enrolled at Cabrillo College have a fully functional -and mostly under-utilized- medical office at their disposal. read more>

 Choose your side, blow away the other
By Kyle Matthews - The Gamer Guy | 1:20 a.m.
(AVP) has returned to the video game market. Developed by Rebellion Developments and published by Sega, AVP is a first-person shooter offering three campaigns to choose from—marines, Aliens and Predator—and several multiplayer modes. read more >

Softball looks to continue roll
By Edgar Hernandez | 7:00 p.m
LADY HAWKS IN PLAYOFF CONTENTION FOR EIGHT STRAIGHT YEARS

The Cabrillo softball team, under former Cabrillo football and current softball Coach Gene Johnson, is set to make a post season run with hopes on winning it all.
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Tips and Tricks to keep your wallet out of financial funk
By Allan Bettger | 12:30 p.m

Everyone knows there hundreds of ways to save money—changing the way we drive, where we eat, how we use credit cards, and habits around the house. But there is still more to do. Some of these penny-pinching procedures may seem a little extreme, but face it—so is the economy.
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ParaGuard is my college plan
By Abel Godinez-Romero | 8:40 p.m.
Social behavior is fascinating to observe, and being a student at Cabrillo ParaGuard, the non-hormonal IUD, is the best form of birth control on the market. It’s safe, low-maintenance, as effective as getting your tubes tied, instantly reversible, long-term, and affordable - potentially free.
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More Layoffs to Come - Budget Decision Cuts CampusCounselors
By Ray Badalich | 12:20 p.m.
This month’s Cabrillo College Planning Committee’s meeting focused on an all too familiar topic, budget cuts. As usual the discussion focused on the lack of revenue coming from the state and how to cut spending. read more>

Music Lives in Santa Cruz
By Brian Gassmann, Greg Andersen and Clark Vanwinkle | 4:20 p.m
San Francisco based DJ and performer An-Ten-Nae will be playing at The Catalyst on March 13th to showcase his musical talent to the Santa Cruz masses. With several new names popping up in the underground electric scene daily, An-Ten-Nae’s “Acid Crunk” style is fresh, and independent from the rest.
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Editor's Note:
Sophie’s Choice
By Stephen Richter | 2:52 a.m.

Dear Mr. Schwarzenegger,

In the novel “Sophie’s Choice” a mother is forced to choose which of her two children will live and which one will die, right there on the spot at a train station. It is a decision, regardless of the outcome, where there are only degrees of bad that await on the other side it.

When studying the impact that the budget cuts to Education are making on our community, one must examine the function publicly funded education serves in California.

California is the fertile crescent of the technological revolution. It is the birthplace of the computer, the microprocessor, the internet, the very heart that pumps innovation and technology to the rest of the world. Advances in medicine, the discovery of sub atomic particles, learning and understanding the very history and fabric of our universe, it all takes place here in the schools and universities of California. It is something to be very proud of, but that sense of pride comes with a responsibility.

What would the world be like if California schools didn’t have the funds they needed to make all of this possible? What will that world be like in the future, now that they do not? As a student myself, I have seen first hand the devastating impact the budget cuts are making on my campus alone. I can only implore you to restore funding to education and consider perhaps tapping some of the larger consumers of funding, such as the California Department of Corrections. I respectfully ask you, as difficult as it may be, if you had to choose between the two, which one would it be?

SR.

Old technique gets a modern revamping and sweeps Hollywood
By James Elliott | 5:30 a.m.
Get ready for boulders coming at you or people getting in your face in full-scale multi-dimensional sensory experiences in 3D. 3D, standing for 3 Dimensional, it’s the biggest thing to re-hit the big screen recently. With other big hits coming out in 3D, such as Alice in Wonderland, Shrek Forever After and Toy Story 3, this is shaping up to be a blockbuster year for 3D films. read more >

Baseball squad splits doubleheader
By Nathan Mendelsohn | 4:20 a.m.
With a new coach comes a new fire, and the Cabrillo Seahawks baseball team fought with a passion in two close games this Saturday. Coming up with both a win and a loss in their sixth and seventh games of the season, the Hawks split a doubleheader against the College of Marin. read more >

Psychedelic MDs
By Daniel Wootan | 8:40 p.m.
Many with mental or physical illnesses may benefit from drugs like LSD and MDMA. For most people drugs like LSD--d-lysergic diethylamide, or acid-- and MDMA—ecstasy-- are nothing more than nostalgia, memories from past generations. However, psychedelic drugs still exist, and scientists are studying them right here in Santa Cruz. read more >

An examination on happiness - Is this real life?
By Abel Godinez-Romero | 8:40 p.m.
Social behavior is fascinating to observe, and being a student at Cabrillo is a great time to seize the opportunity to “people watch”. If you ever take the time to look at the fine details of people around you, you’ll notice there are only two different kinds of people you ever come across. read more >

Call for Submissions
The Voice is offering students, who have that creative itch, a means to scratch it in public. So pull out the pen and sling some ink our way. Short stories, poetry, original works of all sorts are welcome at the Ink Spot - our new column showcasing Cabrillo's writing talent. More>

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Renaissance Now: a rebirth of the written word in the digital era
By Stephen Richter | 12:20 p.m.
Cabrillo College is proud to announce the inception of the Cabrillo Writers Guild. With an emphasis on the publication of member works, as well as honing the craft of storytelling, the CWG transcends mere gatherings, clubs, or round-tables designed for writers. read more>