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News Briefs by Alan Lewis October 11, 2020

LPC veterans host seminar on being Latinx in the military

Five Latinx student veterans representing various military branches are set to share their personal experiences and stories regarding the intersectionality between their Latinx and military identities in a live streaming event on Thursday, Oct. 8 at 11 a.m. This event is designed…

News by Han Nelson October 5, 2020

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Livermore Performing Arts Center will host multiple events in person and online

The Livermore Performing Arts Center is hosting multiple online and in-person events this October. Events include concerts, art exhibitions, art lessons, open mic nights and Livermore Artwalk Light 2020. Check out https://livermorearts.org/ to see a full schedule of events and…

A&E by Han Nelson October 5, 2020

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‘Romeo and Juliet’ delivers a classic story through a new medium

The times we live in are cold and alien. The sky is grey, and the warm sparks of comfort remain distant. While the times may be rough, and appetites for normalcy rampant, LPC’s performance of “Romeo and Juliet” may help a charming…

Sports by Nathan Canilao October 2, 2020

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Hawks prepare for shortened season amid season delay

COVID-19 has led the college to cancel all sports for the entire fall semester. This includes the LPC men’s basketball team, which had high hopes for returning to the playoffs this year despite key departures from last year’s team. The cancellation of…

News Briefs by Alan Lewis October 2, 2020

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LPC offering free flu shots

The LPC Health and Wellness Center is currently offering flu shots, free of charge, to LPC students. Call (925)424-1830 to make an appointment to get a flu shot. There is a $30 fee for faculty and staff members. Alan Lewis is the…

Features by Nathan Canilao October 2, 2020

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Puente Club encourages Hispanic Heritage Month participation

Hispanic Heritage Month started as Hispanic Heritage Week back in 1968, but expanded to become a celebration that lasted a whole month in 1988. The celebration, which takes place from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, is designed to celebrate the contributions made…

News by Alan Lewis September 30, 2020

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District says Spring 2021 will be online only

On Sept. 1, 2020, the Chabot-Las Positas Community College District, an entity comprised of Chabot and Las Positas Community Colleges, announced it has elected to deliver the majority of spring 2021 courses in an online format. Some courses that are considered essential…

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On Campus by Kiano Deperalta September 29, 2020

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LPC enforces freezing hire due to COVID-19 and distance learning

It is no secret that this school year has been met with two major issues. These issues include a pandemic, and both students and staff having to transition into remote learning. An issue that coincides with the pandemic is the lack of…

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Columns by Alan Lewis September 29, 2020

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Alan’s ramblings: Online dating can be successful

In December of 1999 I met my wife on Match.com and have been happily married since August of 2001. Online dating is popular and has been known to be successful. Per a study done by the Pew Research Center, about 30% of…

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Opinion by Ana Delgadillo September 29, 2020

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New York City sets up climate clock warning of catastrophe

Living in the 21th century, the talk about climate change is a topic that is constantly in the spotlight. Whether it is being discussed as being nothing more than another conspiracy theory or being spoken about the terrible consequences that will come…

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