ASGRCC declares presidential election invalid

Online election will be held to elect new president

 Due to a misinterpretation of the laws on eligibility, the candidate that won the first election, Chris Kruis, will not be ASGRCC President next year. Kruis, who won by a margin of 216 votes (Kruis: 652, Olivas: 436), did not meet the 3.0 GPA limit that was required to apply, but because of a mix-up with the rules he entered the race anyway. Full story

Relay for Life kicks off at Auburn High School

Green River was there to show support

Music was playing, food was cooking, and people from all different ages and background were walking on the field at Auburn High School this weekend during the annual Relay for Life.    Relay for Life is held every year to try help raise money for the battle against cancer. Full story

Why bother looking for a 'free' parking spot?

Parking tickets at Green River are just a joke

  Why even bother following the parking rules, wasting time trying to find one of those rare open parking spots, barely making it to class on time or even at all? Students can so easily get parking ticket dismissed. Why go out of the way to Pacific Raceway when students can get a staff pass for free? Are these tickets just a joke? If a student recieves a ticket or “citation” on campus for parking where they are not supposed to, the charge range is only $10 to $175 (depending on the violation). Full story

Game developers ‘Respawn’ from Infinity Ward courtroom drama

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 had the biggest release of any entertainment product ever on its first day last November making over five-hundred million dollars. The game was developed by Infinity ward and published by Activision. It currently stands as the second best selling game of all time just under Wii sports. Full story

Theatre Extempore takes Stage Door with unexpected cast

Green River’s Drama Department, known as Theatre Extempore, will be showcasing a classic 1930’s backstage comedy known as George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber’s Stage Door starting May 28th.   With a cast of 20 girls and 10 boys, the show will follow the plot of several aspiring actresses who live in a theatre together and vie for the big time on Broadway and boasts both romance and comedy. Full story

Spotlight: Amber Miller

An award to remember

Youthopolis is an organization put together to honor, not only the community as a whole, but also for the young activists in the queer community. Amber miller, a current student at Green River Community College and also a running start student, is co-president in the Queer and Allies club on campus. Full story