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Uncategorized by Nicole Silveira February 6, 2015

Signing day puts too much pressure on high school athletes

By Martin Gallegos @martinGboxing For those die-hard college football fans out there, Wednesday was Christmas in February. National Signing Day. The yearly tradition of finding out where all the top high school football players in the nation would go to college continued. My personal favorite…

Opinion by Nicole Silveira February 6, 2015

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For Valentine’s Day feed your community not the rich

By Kalama Hines @Khine_Express It’s that time of the year again. Time for corporate America and its executives to line their pockets off the American public’s need to express love. Aching to express that love, Americans form lines at every cash register with credit card…

Features by Nicole Silveira February 3, 2015

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For full body health, fad diets not the way to go

By Kalama Hines @KHINES_Express Curb your hunger with a cigarette instead of food. If food is absolutely necessary, eat cabbage soup and a grapefruit, but chew each bite a minimum of 100 times. To many this may sound awkward. And it is. Since Fletcherism debuted in the…

Uncategorized by Nicole Silveira February 3, 2015

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Hawks’ conference woes continue

By Martin Gallegos @martinGboxing LIVERMORE, Calif. -- Conference play continues to plague the LPC Hawks basketball squad as the team dropped their conference record to 1-5 on Wednesday night with a loss to City College of San Francisco Rams. Both teams got off to a…

Uncategorized by Nicole Silveira February 3, 2015

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‘Back to the Future’ predicts 2015 technology

By Nicole Silveira @nsilveira07In 1989 Robert Zemeckis released the sequel to his box office hit “Back to the Future.” When Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) and “Doc” Emmet Brown (Christopher Lloyd) stepped out of the Delorean they found themselves cast into a world of technological…

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Student photographer defies illness, exhibits stunning works

By Tami Shepherd @tamisphoto “Elements,” A photography show currently on display in the 4000 building features the photography of LPC student Ian Jones. The photos on display tell many stories, but one story they do not tell is the story of the story of…

News by Nicole Silveira February 2, 2015

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First Amendment rights protects on-campus petitioners

By Brianna Guillory @BloatedNani Students may spot them on campus, especially during the first two weeks in the semester. They may look like ordinary students with a clipboard in hand and will lure a person in by asking the question, “Will you please help…

News Profile by Nicole Silveira February 2, 2015

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Retirement of college’s first president leaves large vacancy

By Shayla Gasca @shaylamaritza A well-known faculty member at the Las Positas-Chabot College District, Barbara Fracisco Mertes, has retired after for forty years of service with the district. Mertes has had a huge impact on the history of the college district. So much so, in…

Opinion by LPC Express December 17, 2014

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The Express Editor in Chief: “How I became a journalist”

William TannerEditor-in-ChiefOver the past few years I’ve started to get used to things on this campus. The pace hasn’t really changed but the people have. Everyone is focused on their education. Sometimes I feel like I am standing in the middle of…

Features by LPC Express December 17, 2014

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Remembering Bill Paskewitz, 1953-2014

Shelby EscottA&E Editor The last stroke has been painted, leaving some projects forever unfinished. The sudden loss of the artist has meant the abrupt end to works started and others yet to be conceived. Bill Paskewitz was many things. As an artist, a…

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