SPORTS
September 10, 1998
1997 RECORD: 2-8 overall, 1-5 in the division COACH: Bill Workman (60-63 at the college) RETURNING STARTERS: 2 on offense, 6 on defense TOP RETURNERS Chris Brewer, WR, 5-10, 165; Chris Clayton, LB, 5-11, 200; Doug McDaniel, LB, 5-11, 215; Ed Lalonde, DB, 6-0, 190; Aaron Ligons, DB, 5-8, 175; David Meleney, RB, 5-11, 200; Ivan Mercer, WR, 6-7, 230; Marcus Mirahmadi, LB, 6-1, 230; John Romm, DE, 6-3, 240.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
May 31, 1985
Orange Coast College held its 37th commencement ceremony Thursday evening in the college's LeBard Stadium in Costa Mesa. Degrees: 1,281 diplomas were awarded. Speakers: Alumnus Cathy Barrett Sizemore, owner of a Sacramento lobbying firm, delivered the commencement address. Her topic was "This Precious Gift."
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
August 27, 1996 | JOHN POPE
A week into its fall semester, Orange Coast College is showing a modest enrollment growth, with about 200 students more than at this time last year. As of Monday morning, 21,783 students were registered for classes, college officials said. A year ago at this time, 21,574 students were enrolled. "Enrollment has been fairly heavy over the past two weeks," said Nancy L. Kidder, the college's administrative dean of Admissions and Records. "We were down by about 1.
NEWS
April 3, 1991
With the recent success of the movie "Dances With Wolves," there is an increased interest in the religions, customs and lifestyles of American Indians. In an attempt to bridge cultural gaps and pull the curious into the conscious, Jahee--the American Indian club at Orange Coast College--will host a powwow beginning April 12 and continuing through April 14.
SPORTS
September 8, 1986 | STEVE KRESAL
Most of the attention around the Orange Coast College football program earlier this year centered on the new coach, Bill Workman. In March, Workman left Edison, one of the most successful high school football programs in Orange County, where he was 109-33-5 in 12 seasons, to replaced Dick Tucker, who had retired after 24 seasons. In August, Workman drew more publicity by suggesting that OCC have a drug testing program for his football team.