2018 – Page 12 – The Express

New club emerges on campus

By Christina Vargas @CHRISTINA_VARG There is a new club on campus. It is creative. No, really. It is centered on creativity. With hopes to build a community of creative minds at the school, Calvin Smith created the Creative Compass Club. “It's a club that tries to…

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Editorial-Oakland mayor Schaaf

Oakland mayor Schaaf made the correct decision in warning her community Compiled by The Express staff On Feb. 24, Oakland mayor Libby Schaaf issued a warning to residents that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents were preparing to conduct raids in the city. Her…

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LOVE OR HATE- Tomi Lahren, a voice of influence.

By Tim Guan @TIM_GUAN30 Tomi Lahren: Stable genius...otherwise a voice for freedom She might just be another “dumb blonde” TV host or another Donald Trump supporting white conservative Republican. And perhaps a much hated figure opposite of the political spectrum: the perfect target for all…

Culture by LPC Express March 12, 2018

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LPC performing arts celebrates jazz

By Thiha Seth Naing @LEONAING Jazz Jam at Swirl on the Square Jazz. Exciting. Innovative. A continuously adapting spectacle of American music loved by many. From blues to swing, from the vibrant streets of New Orleans to the extravagant parties of Chicago, jazz has…

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Meet ASLPC: Zainab Dogar

By Julia Coty @JULIACOTY Zainab Dogar, ASLPC Vice President What is your major? I am majoring In health administration and political science. I know I want to be involved in the health field and make healthcare more accessible for poverished areas and the legalities behind…

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Are you ready for March Madness?

By Devin Bradshaw @DEVINTHEGREAT96 Get your brackets out, March Madness is here again. The NCAA tournament, known as the Final Four, is one of the biggest, most unpredictable and most exciting events in all of sports. 68 Division I teams are divided into four regions…

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Students selling schoolwork online

By Vanessa Luis @vanessamluis Even cheating has had a technological upgrade. Playing the system used to require carefully crafted cheat sheets and hand signals with classmates. Now there are virtual wholesalers for cheating. “CourseHero comes off,” Las Positas geology professor Tom Orf said, “if you…

News by Alex Lontoc March 12, 2018

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Food stamps to be replaced with food box program

By Alex Lontoc @ALEXXLLONTOC Monday, Feb.12, Director of the Office of Management and Budget Mick Mulvaney announced the food stamp reform. The idea is part of the Trump administration’s fiscal year 2019 budget. It would slash the current Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to…

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Original LPC faculty remembered

By Christina Vargas @CHRISTINA_VARG Esther Goldberg, 86, one of the first faculty members of Chabot Valley Campus — which later became Las Positas — died in her Castro Valley home on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2018. Goldberg was accomplished in her fields of study. She attended…

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LPC offers over $400K in scholarships

By Alex Lontoc @ALEXXLLONTOC Education is not cheap. Many college students work long shifts or part-time jobs to pay for classes on top of living expenses. Having access to scholarships is a big weight off their shoulders. Las Positas is offering over $400,000 in scholarships…

Yearly Archives: 2018

New club emerges on campus

Editorial-Oakland mayor Schaaf

LOVE OR HATE- Tomi Lahren, a voice of influence.

LPC performing arts celebrates jazz

Meet ASLPC: Zainab Dogar

Are you ready for March Madness?

Students selling schoolwork online

Food stamps to be replaced with food box program

Original LPC faculty remembered

LPC offers over $400K in scholarships

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