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Can growth and preservation coexist in the Santa Ynez Valley?
The Santa Ynez Valley, long celebrated for its rolling hills, picturesque vineyards, and historic small towns, is undergoing a dramatic transformation. Across Buellton, Solvang, and neighboring communities, development is accelerating at a pace unseen in decades. More than 630 new residential units and more than 245,000 square feet of commercial and institutional projects are in various stages of planning or construction.
The Santa Ynez Valley needs responsible development, not to cater to out-of-town developers
The Santa Ynez Valley has long captivated residents and visitors alike with its stunning landscapes and vibrant community spirit. However, as we face an onslaught of development projects, the need for a critical examination of these changes is more pressing than ever.
Development of a synchronous motion-tracking and video capture tool for flexible ureteroscopy
Abstract INTRODUCTION: Hand/instrument motion-tracking in surgical simulation provides valuable data to improve psychomotor skills and can serve as a formative evaluation tool. Motion analysis has been well-studied in laparoscopic surgery; however, there are essentially no studies looking at motion-tracking for flexible ureteroscopy (fURS), a common surgical procedure requiring hand dexterity and 3D spatial awareness.
FC Student Art Exhibition exposes great talents
The Fullerton College Art Gallery opened its doors for this year’s Student Art Exhibition on Thursday, May 4. Art students submitted their best work for a chance to be a part of the student exhibition, but only 141 pieces were selected by art department faculty. The gallery was designed by students taking the Museum Studies course and designed the wall lay-out, colors, lighting and labeling of the exhibition.
May 11, 2017 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Emotions ran high during the last Associated Students meeting of the school year.
May 8, 2017 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
FC Horticulture draws local gardeners and plant lovers alike with its wide variety plants.
Plants flourish at horticulture department’s 2017 Spring Sale
The FC Horticulture Department kicked off their 2017 Spring Plant Sale despite some light rain on Saturday, May 6. The sale offered a wide selection of new and unusual plants not often found in the normal “box stores” of Orange County. Many people arrived early to get the first pickings of the healthy plants available.
FC Horticulture Department springs into action with plant sale
FC Horticulture Department is having their spring plant sale beginning Saturday, May 6 at 9 a.m. featuring a wide variety of new and unusual plants. Following the departments’ tomato sale in March that brought in nearly $17,000, this sale, the department’s second largest, will offer folks all sorts of unique and desirable plants. Brianna Hurtado, a student intern this semester, has been involved with the horticulture program at FC for about two years.
Aspiring artists perform for a full crowd at “LiveWire” Open Mic Night
Fullerton Colleges online Literary Arts journal LiveWire held its Open-Mic night on campus this Wednesday, April 19. Typically published twice a year, LiveWire consists of work created by FC students as well as non-students of the Orange County area. In celebration of its newest issue, LiveWire hosted its semester Open-Mic Night, or “Live Mic,” on campus at Fullerton College, inviting anybody and everybody to come and express themselves through whatever art form they choose.
Twenty-third annual Orange Plaza car show
Once a year, the Orange Plaza Car show is held in the quaint Orange County city of Orange. The streets of the Orange Plaza are filled to its edges with pristine classic cars, hot-rods and rat-rods, lowriders and Impalas and American Muscle Cars are just some of the wide variety of 20th century classics on display at the show.
April 10, 2017 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Budget cuts mean less funding for programs for the Fullerton community at large.
What becoming state champs is all about
The Fullerton College Hornets took the State and National Title last season for the first time since 1983, when it was headed by Fullerton College’s most well-known and admired athletics coach, Hal Sherbeck. Since the win, 15 players, including four freshman, have been recruited by colleges across the country, with more expected to be recruited later this year. The Fullerton College Hornets celebrate after their 2016 State and National Title victory.
Hornets basketball one step closer to the top of the ladder
The Hornets are off on Sunday, March 12 to the 2017 CCCAA Men’s Basketball Championships after their win over the Feather River College Golden Eagles 84-60 on Saturday, March 11. Once again, the Hornets had another dominating performance this post season verses a team that averaged 90 points before the championship conference, keeping them down to just 60 points. FC was off to an impressive start during the first half.
March 12, 2017 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Where are the homeless going to go? “How do we get rid of the homeless population? We give them homes,” Eddie Carmona, Fullerton College student, said at the Anaheim community meeting on Thursday, March 9. Read More Hornet basketball one step closer to the top of the ladder Number 1 ranked Southern California JUCO men’s basketball team, FC Hornets head to the Championship game on Sunday, March 12 to face the San Diego City College Knights in the CCCAA men’s basketball Championships. Read More
The Hornets are off to the State Championship!
The number one ranked Fullerton College Hornets beat the Chaffey College Panthers 86-70 after hosting them for the SoCal Regional Final and advance to the CCCAA State Tournament in Livermore, California. Fullerton hit 4 three-pointers and had 7 turnovers over the course of the game but their excellent ball movement, consistent rebounding and strong offense inside the paint made them unstoppable for the Chaffey College Panthers.
Hornets sting the Vikings off the State Championship board
Southern California’s number 1 ranked community college basketball team, the Fullerton College Hornets (23-6 overall) earned their first playoff victory of the postseason against the Barstow Community College Vikings (16-12) Saturday Feb. 25. Players were met by an enthusiastic crowd and both teams started strong but the Hornets took the lead early on and never looked back. The Hornets moved the ball fluidly, working well especially offensively through the entire game.
February 26, 2017 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
The Fullerton College Men’s Basketball team earned their first playoff victory of the season against Barstow Community College and are ready to take a shot at a State title.
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