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Features by LPC Express February 20, 2014

LPC’s faculty showcase their talents

Brianna Guillory A&E and Web Editor The audience settled down as the lights dimmed. They cheered as Performing Arts Coordinator Cindy Browne Rosefield emerged from stage right and greeted everyone with a smile. It was Feb. 6, the night of LPC’s Faculty Showcase, a talent…

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Brian Copeland sheds light on depression

Sanestina Hunter STAFF WRITER For 10 days, he waited. He waited skeptically for a background check to be approved. He is planning to buy a gun. He is planning to take his own life. He waited for 10 days. But Brian Copeland’s life was spilled to the audience in…

Uncategorized by LPC Express February 20, 2014

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RoboCop good but not great

Brandon Clutter Staff Writer On Feb. 12, 2014, the “RoboCop” reboot, a film based on the original 1987 movie, hit the silver screen. Comparisons to the sci-fi classic were inevitable. However, though given the same title to its predecessor, these two films can be…

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Lego Movie brings out the kid in all of us

William Tanner Managing Editor When the LEGO movie was first announced, I was totally psyched. It seemed like the perfect idea. Then I saw the first preview and I wasn’t sure about it. After the theatrical trailer I got psyched again. Riding that roller…

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Benefits offered to Army Reservists at LPC

Ashley Freitas Staff Writer They can be easily spotted around campus with their matching camouflage outfits complete with hats. These men and women are part of the Army Reserve and the reason they are on campus is simple, they want to tell students about…

News by LPC Express February 6, 2014

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Parking still limited for students after renovation

Brandon Clutter Staff Writer At the start of the spring 2014 semester, parking lot C was reopened for use to students, staff and visitors. All the spots have changed though, going from the previously diagonal one-way spaces to straight ahead two-way spaces, and the front…

News by LPC Express February 6, 2014

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Financial aid fraud strikes LPC

Bekka Wiedenmeyer Editor in Chief In 2012, the College of DuPage in Illinois uncovered a ring of 44 students with two leaders responsible for scamming the federal government by enrolling in online classes, receiving financial aid and keeping it for personal uses. Las Positas College…

Opinion by LPC Express February 6, 2014

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Valentines Day: just a capitalism holiday

Kalama Hines Features Editor One dozen long stem red roses - $50. One pound See’s mixed chocolates - $20. One Hallmark greeting card - $5. Spending money you don’t have, due to nothing more than tradition – priceless. Annually, Feb. 14 marks a celebration of love. For centuries, Valentine’s…

Features by LPC Express February 6, 2014

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Top 7 unconventional romances

Travis Danner Special to the Express Year after year, people end up watching the same movies on Valentine’s Day over and over and over. This year, step up your game a little. Branch out. Make it a point to watch movies that celebrate the depth…

Opinion by LPC Express February 6, 2014

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Livermore evicts the homeless

Travis Danner Special to the Express Hey, I’m back, that was quick. Anyways, during the break, the city of Livermore passed an ordinance banning sleeping bags and tents. Well, only if you’re homeless. On Monday, Jan. 27, the city, by a vote of 4-1 passed an ordinance…

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