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John WoolforkSan Jose Mercury News SAN JOSE -- A federal judge Friday struck out San Jose's illegal-monopoly claims against Major League Baseball over a stalled Oakland A's move but still let the city pursue a case involving a ballpark-land deal with the team. U.S.…

News by LPC Express October 14, 2013

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Plans in motion to name court after late basketball coach

William Tanner A&E Editor Costello Court. That has a nice ring to it, right? The Associated Students of Las Positas College is apparently thinking the same thing. LPC’s student government has drafted a resolution to name the basketball court at The Nest after late coach…

News by LPC Express October 13, 2013

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Presidential candidates take center stage

Bekka WiedenmeyerManaging EditorLas Positas College got its first in-depth look at its next president. On Oct. 2, the three candidates for the vacant position spoke at the open presidential forums, sharing their experiences and visions with members of the LPC community. District Chancellor Jannett Jackson,…

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Obamacare Struggles Even Worse In States That Resisted It

Jeffrey YoungHuffington PostIn Washington, D.C., (population 632,000), the drive to enroll the uninsured into health coverage under President Barack Obama's health care reform law is backed by the city government, federal funding and more than 200 local workers helping people apply for…

News by LPC Express October 12, 2013

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Alternate transportation methods to campus during BART strike

Will Tanner A&E Editor As the government turns the lights back on for their first full day back, one local agency turns theirs off. BART will be shutdown for for the second time this year due to a strike schedule to start at midnight on…

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LPC library to undergo renovations

Ashley FreitasStaff WriterWith all of the different departments playing musical buildings in the past few months due to the opening of the new building, it shouldn’t come as a big surprise that the library is also going to be going under renovations soon. It…

News by LPC Express October 10, 2013

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Club Day opens horizons for LPC students

Richard JimenezStaff WriterFrom the upper half of the campus where the 2400 building is located, students emerged from their vehicles and prepared for the day. Assignments, tests and homework usually cross the mind of everyday college students. But that day, if one…

Uncategorized by LPC Express October 10, 2013

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Water Polo Club brings their sport to campus

William TannerArts & Entertainment EditorFree throws. Cherry picking. Lane pressure. Lob shots. The newest club on campus isn’t what you might expect. In addition to bringing in lots of attention for the outfit they wear, they compete for bragging rights. The Water Polo…

Uncategorized by LPC Express October 10, 2013

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Espinoza sets all-time record at Beaver invite

Martin GallegosStaff WriterThe LPC Cross Country team is showing no signs of slowing down as the season moves along. Head Coach Steve Navarro made a strategic decision to not have the team run in the Crystal Springs invite on Sept. 27 in order…

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‘In Touch’ Out of touch with women

Aretha WelchSpecial to the Express“Pancake effect, “unsightly stretch marks” and “heavy load” were just some of the teasers a September issue of In Touch magazine used to pull readers in and give them an up close look at the boobs of some…

Judge’s decision fails to settle issue of A’s proposed move to South Bay

Plans in motion to name court after late basketball coach

Presidential candidates take center stage

Obamacare Struggles Even Worse In States That Resisted It

Alternate transportation methods to campus during BART strike

LPC library to undergo renovations

Club Day opens horizons for LPC students

Water Polo Club brings their sport to campus

Espinoza sets all-time record at Beaver invite

‘In Touch’ Out of touch with women

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