The Voice

Offei Clears the Air
By Matt Nelson | 12:20 p.m.
Student Senate President has been under scrutiny lately because of his veto of the senate’s approval to fund the “I’m Coming Out” Prom. read more >

Green Tech to Save the Planet
By Edgar Hernandez | 3:20 a.m.
What was once the location of the Watsonville Public Library will become home to Cabrillo’s Green Technology Center.
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Within a five mile radius of Santa Cruz County you can get live Dungeness Crab for only $5 a piece. This is a delicacy in some places, and a relatively cheap staple in this fishing town. Commercial fishermen have been disappointed in the past years with salmon season because of catches so small the season had to be shut down and livelihoods were cut into. But this is a boom time for crab, with fishermen reporting one of the best years ever.
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Pino Alto Reaps What it Sows
ByNicolette Nasr | 8:40 p.m.
Behind the kitchen of the Sesnon House’s Pino Alto Restaurant an expanded herb garden is being planned to yield aromatic inspiration for the young chefs that work there. read more >

A Ghostly Tale
By Rad Kieding | 12:20 p.m.
Cabrillo Stage is putting on the musical “Scrooge” this holiday season at the Crocker Theater, which is essentially a spectacle about transformation, accompanying a man in the heat of the trial of life. read more>

Audiofauna Has Hip Pop Soul
By Gretchen Wegrich | 4:20 p.m
Local Santa Cruz band Audiafauna pours a witches brew of folktronica, then adds in dashes of indy pop, hip-hop, soul and classical to round out its spellbinding sound. Somehow, Audiafauna overcomes this smorgasbord of musical influences without bipolarity or a lead instrument.
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Scrooge December 17th - 30th
Directed by: Andrew Ceglio
Choreographed by: Trevor Little
Musical Direction by: Jon Nordgren
Scenic Design by: Skip Epperson
Lighting Design by: Kevin Johnston
Costume Design by: Maria Crush
Sound Design by: Skyler Kirby
Book , Music & Lyrics by: Leslie Bricusse
http://www.cabrillostage.com/ShowScrooge.html

The Shameless Return of Splatterhouse
By Kyle Matthews | 5:30 a.m.
Way back in 1988, Namco released the original Splatterhouse for the arcade and the TurboGrafx-16 game console. This dark and gory ‘beat em up’ side-scroller gained a small following, allowing the Japanese company to release three sequels. Now, Namco Bandai Games has revived the franchise in a 3-dimensional remake with a heavy metal soundtrack. read more >

Coming Out Prom
By Henry Ortega | 4:20 a.m.
Boom! Boom! Pow! slapped the air, with heart pounding bass and tweeters filled the quad the Black Eyed Peas beat on Friday night for the "Leading Out" club’s prom. "Leading out” is the first lesbian, gay, bisexual, & transsexual (LGBT) club Cabrillo has had in 30 years. read more >

A day in the life of our King
By Morgan Anderson| 8:40 p.m.
It’s 6 a.m., a time when most are home snuggled warm in their beds, but Cabrillo’s president Brian King is already up and running. Literally.The morning mist sits heavy in the frostbitten air as King jogs through his Soquel neighborhood striding with poise reminiscent to that of an ostrich. read more >

Coach Gabby
By Jessica Ortega | 8:40 p.m.
Gabrielle ‘Gabby’ Houston-Neville, 43, is Cabrillo’s Head Woman’s Volleyball Coach. Born and raised in Santa Cruz, Houston-Neville has made a title for herself this year at Cabrillo by taking the woman’s volleyball team to state finals, but this is not her first time taking a team far in a league. read 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.

Tuition up, Initiative Down
By Shaadi Mansour | 8:20 p.m.
According to a study done by the College Board only 58% of community college students eligible for grants actually applied. read more>

f Markus Duran continues to singe the bottom of the net the way he did against Ohlone, Cabrillo is going to be unstoppable.
Cabrillo proved to Ohlone that it needed to have a little more respect for the Seahawks’ outside game.
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Don’t miss Ebenezer, Bob Cratchit, Tiny Tim, the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future and a whole host of Dickensian characters in the award-winning, international smash hit musical SCROOGE! Includes such acclaimed songs as “Thank You Very Much,” “A Better Life,” and “A Christmas Carol.” Make it your Christmas tradition!