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How I survived a 26-hour travel day

Who would guess that traveling from San Francisco to Auckland, New Zealand, would require going through Dallas? I like to travel, to explore new places and learn more about other cultures. This year, I decided to visit Auckland, New Zealand, and from…

Sports by Brijae Boyd February 3, 2023

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Hawks beat Cañada College in empty Nest

With spectators banned, the Las Positas men's basketball team had to get the win without the usual aid of crowd support LIVERMORE — No cheering. No celebration. No shaking stands and chanting fans. Just the buzzer and the squeak of sneakers leaving…

News by Landon Jansen February 3, 2023

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“Green Comet” to leave solar system forever

On the brisk and cloudless evening of Jan. 31, a quiet but excited crowd of astronomy and physics enthusiasts huddled around telescopes. They gathered near the center of campus by the 1800 building, bundled up from the cold. The stars, the moon,…

Features by Jude Strzemp February 2, 2023

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LPC Career Center wants to help put students on path to their dreams

Flipping a grad cap’s tassel from right to left, students initiate themselves into a new job market: a job market where having a degree doesn’t necessarily guarantee a position and there is plenty of competition for dream careers. Obviously, navigating this job…

Editorial Fresh Takes Opinion by Express Editorial Board February 2, 2023

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Editorial: Community colleges need better funding for programs, not on-campus housing

Senate Bill 169, part of the Higher Education Student Housing Grant Program passed by state legislature, designated $500 million for student housing, half of which goes to community colleges. While Las Positas might not need to pay students to attend its school…

News On Campus by Natalie Kruger February 1, 2023

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Interim chancellor debuts student media teleconference

The California Community Colleges head reveals plans for Black History Month, Cal Fresh and more in inaugural meeting. On Feb. 1, Interim Chancellor Daisy Gonzales hosted the first student media teleconference of the semester. The meeting emphasized topics including Black History Month,…

Sports by Gibran Beydoun February 1, 2023

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‘End the drought!’: Women’s hoops net first win in more than three years

LIVERMORE — If you work hard at something, try your best at it and be patient, it will come to you. All that hard work definitely paid off for the women’s basketball team, collecting their first victory of the season. A moment…

News by Peter Zimmer January 23, 2023

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Lunar New Year event celebrates Asian culture

Situated in the bowels of inner Downtown Livermore on a bright Saturday morning. Vendors setting up Asian treats and beverages. Heritage meant for spectators to browse and peruse in all of the booths. A celebration shared by many cultures, marking back roughly…

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The Express December Edition

It's here. The final newspaper of the semester. While you're celebrating the holidays at home with loved ones, don't forget to slip on some cozy socks, drink some hot cocoa and read the latest version of The Express. Warmly, the fall 2022 Express…

A&E by Sagurika Ujjual December 8, 2022

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LPC students see themselves in ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’

Rising from the ashes. Building something new. Four years after the release of the original Black Panther film, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has returned for its sequel, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever . Commended for its progressive casting and diverse…

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