2020 – Page 15 – The Express

A&E by Travis Danner March 11, 2020

‘Stage Door’ another solid production from growing Theater Arts program

The Las Positas College Theater Arts program is on a roll. After the rousing success of last semester’s “Evil Dead: The Musical,” the program has tackled something a little more traditional, yet still unique with “Stage Door.” It is a good production of a…

Sports by Nathan Canilao March 11, 2020

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LPC women’s hoops star battles back from knee injury to dominate

Freshman point guard Bianca Camello patiently waits on the training table to get treatment. Headphones are in, blasting a mix of trap hip-hop and southern rap. Lil Baby and NBA Youngboy are a constant in her pre-game playlist. A few hours before getting…

Features by Alan Lewis March 11, 2020

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Student transportation fees aim to help save money

All Las Positas College students all pay a transportation fee, $9 for full time students, $8 for part time students each semester including summer session. With this fee students can ride the Wheels bus by showing their student ID. Riding the bus can…

A&E by Express Editorial Board March 11, 2020

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Documentaries to die for: The Express staff selects our favorite documentaries you can easily stream at home

In many ways, the new streaming culture has created a golden age for documentary filmmaking. Nearly every week, new and fascinating documentary features and series will drop and hold the national attention via Netflix, Hulu or Prime, often igniting renewed discourse around issues…

Sports by Nathan Canilao March 11, 2020

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Hawks suffer yet another losing season, finish 6-20

The women’s basketball team has had a hard time finding their footing this season. The team went 6-20 overall and 1-9 in conference play and ended on a nine game losing streak. These difficulties have continued as the team regressed since last…

News by Travis Danner March 10, 2020

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Visually compelling ‘Invisible Man’ one of 2020’s first good movies

After my last disastrous trip to the cinema to see the Harley Quinn movie, I had little hope that my latest sojourn to the downtown Livermore multiplex would yield anything but another two hours of my life down the drain. That all changed…

Columns by Amy Tilson-Lumetta March 10, 2020

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The step 238,900 miles above your first step

Neil Armstrong’s first steps weren’t on the moon. They were in Ohio. Each step in between somehow led to that immortalized footprint 230,900 miles above his first. Armstrong wore a size 9 ½ shoe. Slightly less than average. It wasn’t the size…

Features by Alan Lewis March 3, 2020

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Global Studies speaker illuminates the history of Mexican migration

Imagine that your future depended on you illegally migrating to the United States. Once you migrated you did not belong anywhere, neither the United States nor Mexico claimed you. This is the position many persons in Mexico faced as explained by Ana…

Opinion by Amy Tilson-Lumetta March 3, 2020

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You deserve to know: the hidden ingredients steering your life from the inside out

Try that paleo diet all you want, but ancient hunter-gatherers didn’t have Snicker’s Bars staring them down at the cash register. Sure, they had lions to deal with...but at least they had a fighting chance. Fighting temptation is a bit harder. The…

A&E by Travis Danner February 12, 2020

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On the brink of irrelevance, the Oscars achieve some semblance of redemption

Color me shocked — the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences actually chose to award their Best Picture award to a movie that really deserved it, Bong Joon-Ho’s “Parasite.” For an awards ceremony on the brink of complete irrelevancy that celebrates an…

Yearly Archives: 2020

‘Stage Door’ another solid production from growing Theater Arts program

LPC women’s hoops star battles back from knee injury to dominate

Student transportation fees aim to help save money

Documentaries to die for: The Express staff selects our favorite documentaries you can easily stream at home

Hawks suffer yet another losing season, finish 6-20

Visually compelling ‘Invisible Man’ one of 2020’s first good movies

The step 238,900 miles above your first step

Global Studies speaker illuminates the history of Mexican migration

You deserve to know: the hidden ingredients steering your life from the inside out

On the brink of irrelevance, the Oscars achieve some semblance of redemption

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