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Uncategorized by LPC Express January 14, 2013

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Student Government loans books to students Associated Students of Las Positas College is continuing its Textbook Loaner Program designed to help students with the cost of course materials. The LPC Foundation is funding the program and the LPC library staff is managing…

News by LPC Express January 14, 2013

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Las Positas College short on crime

By Joshua BasraiA&E EditorLas Positas College’s crime-rate is on the same level as an elementary school in suburbia. “There is a report online that shows all community colleges in California and their crime statistics,” said Sean Prather, head of campus security. “Every year…

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New dean inherits financial challenges

By Eric OcasioStaff WriterThis academic year of 2012-2013, Las Positas College faces a budget cut of $1.5 million. The deficit reduces class availability, staff employment, student services and materials available. New Dean of Arts, Communications, Letters, and Sciences at Las Positas College…

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Under Pressure

By Aretha Welch Editor in Chief Justin Lanis was 22 years old and had just started college when he first thought about killing himself. “I sat in the kitchen with a bottle of bleach for about an hour,” he said, letting out a slow sigh…

Features by LPC Express March 26, 2012

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Cancer forces coach to miss season

Jason Leskiw Sports Editor 2012.10.26 ArchiveLooking towards an eighth season working as the coach of the Las Positas College basketball team, Tony Costello stands on the hardwood of the Nest observing several new recruits. Dawning a Las Positas polo shirt and khakis, he shouts…

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Newscast Feb. 14, 2012

The first new broadcast of the spring 2012 semester at Las Positas College starring Diego Castillo and Mariah Gutierrez. Diego and Mariah announce important news and events happening at Las Positas.

Uncategorized by LPC Express March 20, 2011

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March in March 2011

Despite rainy conditions, approximately 10,000 California community college students, faculty, staff and administrators -- according to the Sacramento police department -- marched to the state capitol building in Sacramento on March 14, 2011 to protest against education budget cuts.

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