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Fallen, Not Forgotten

Julia Coty @JULIACOTY Osama bin Laden. Afghanistan. Al Qaeda. 9/11. Grief. Loss. Agony. Sacrifice. This is what the families, loved ones and friends felt when they lost their heroes during the Global War on Terror. LPC hosted a special exhibit opening ceremony on April…

Uncategorized by Blake Sperling April 13, 2018

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Sneak peak in Heathers the musical

Compiled by Blake Sperling A film that once brought such broad and dark humor to the big screen in the late 1980s, filled with cliquey teenagers, hipster personalities, and a bullied kid killing off students he doesn’t like, has made its way to…

Opinion by Tim Guan April 13, 2018

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Easy solution to privacy woes: Delete social media

Tim Guan @TIM_GUAN30 Selfie, snap, and post: sharing your information with the world wide web sounds like a very private thing to do. As simple as a mouse click or screen tap, any privacy you thought you had and cherished is immediately forfeited with…

Culture older sports Opinion by Ian Jones April 13, 2018

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Barr vs. Griffin: When does satire go too far?

Ian Jones @IDJONESPHOTOG Over break I learned that comedian Roseanne Barr, who has never shied away from controversy, had, in a 2009 photoshoot for a satirical Jewish magazine, dressed as Hitler eating burnt gingerbread men. Of course, there’s been some controversy about it, but I’m…

Features by Julia Coty April 13, 2018

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Meet ASLPC: Jasleen Gill

Julia Coty @JULIACOTY Q: Where are you from? A: I was born in Fremont and moved to Manteca, then Pleasanton for six years and then we bought a house in Dublin. Q: When did you start LPC and what’s your major? A: I am…

Uncategorized by Elizabeth Joy April 13, 2018

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Interim president is here to stay, for now

Elizabeth Joy @ELIZABE3603091 The dynamic of two roles here at Las Positas College, president and vice-president, is difficult to manage, but this fusion of two different professional specialties brings something new to the table. Roanna Bennie, recently vice president of LPC, has now stepped into…

Fresh Takes old sports by Devin Bradshaw April 13, 2018

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Athletic director works to elevate the Hawks

Devin Bradshaw @devinbradshaw_ Papers everywhere, scattered all across the desk. Two computers open full of information and pages open. In the Physical Education Complex, out a big window behind the computers you can look out and see a couple of trees and students…

News older sports student by Taylor Lobb April 13, 2018

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Nationally recognized conservative club emerges on campus

Taylor Lobb @TAYLORLOBB Clinton Township, Mich. Spring 2006. Michigan State student Kyle Bristow, 19, leads a swarm of nearly 100 followers in a “straight power” rally across campus. The signs they held for the event were, to say the least, blunt. The American public needs…

Fresh Takes Opinion by LPC Express April 13, 2018

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Express Yourself: Would you use the phone charging stations?

Natalie Griffin, 21 Kinesiology Major That’s kind of cool, probably you know. I definitely wouldn’t use it a lot. If I was desperate and I really needed it, then yes for sure. It wouldn’t be an all the time thing, but I…

Culture News student by Alex Lontoc April 13, 2018

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Student government spends thousands on phone chargers

Alexandra Lontoc @alexxllontoc Paper and pen just don’t cut it anymore. Phones, tablets and laptops are a quintessential tool for many college students. From note taking to doing research, these devices have become a major necessity in class. But these devices don’t always last…

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