Rancho Santiago Center Needs Books
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Rancho Santiago College’s Centennial Regional Park Center dedicated a new student study hall this week. Now all that’s missing is some reading material.
District officials said the ribbon-cutting ceremony was to make students aware of the new building that offers a quiet place to relax and study. Now they will begin to solicit book and magazine donations.
Nilo Lopez, the center’s academic director, said donations may be brought to the center.
Information: (714) 564-5049.
--BY MIMI KO CRUZ
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