Indie icon Death Cab for Cutie has been notorious for sticking to their roots and not conforming to typical radio wave standards; but it is a “new moon” for the band. Earlier this year the band was asked to perform on the Twilight sequel and accepted the invitation. This response brought many loyal followers to question the integrity of the band and put DCFC in a sellout status.
The new sitcom, Community, has put a whole new definition to community college. Introduction to Statistics, Introduction to Debate and Home Economics are some of the names that NBC calls their episodes on Community, the new television show that began airing on September, 17, 2009.
The Fall Sing is an annual event that features Modesto, Turlock and Ceres School Choirs, as well as colleges such as MJC and Stan State.
The choirs performed from Modesto, Ceres, Downey, Enochs, Turlock, Pitman, and Johansen high schools.
Nearly 60,000 people gathered in Riverbank ‘the city of action’ on October 10 and 11, to enjoy the festivities of the annual Wine and Cheese festival.
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then writer/director/producer Tony Kaye's black-and-white, 15-years-in-the-making documentary on the abortion debate could be worth hundreds of thousands of words. The groundbreaking film was recently shown here on campus as part of the MJC Civic Engagement Project’s Fall Film and Lecture Series.
With science and technology advancing so fast, were do we fit in?
Genetic engineering, cybernetics, dark matter, nanobots, DNA manipulation. These things sound like subjects of bad science fiction movies but according to Dr. Kirsten Sanford, or Dr. Kiki as she is known on television and the web, these things are much closer to becoming reality then you might think.
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