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70 students at Las Positas College have been found to have been committing financial aid fraud. The students committed fraud by signing up for classes but not attending the classes in order to secure financial aid, said Andi Schreibman, Financial Aid Officer…

News Briefs by Han Nelson March 4, 2021

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LPC foundation to provide $400,000 in scholarship money

Multiple scholarships from the LPC Foundation are available. Applications can be submitted from now to March 8. The LPC Foundation is providing over $400,000 in scholarships. This year the foundation has worked with the financial aid department to ensure that it is…

News Briefs by Han Nelson March 1, 2021

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Student government to hold elections for open positions

The student government has started its annual elections for the 2021-2022 school year. The elections are for all positions on the student government executive board. The people elected to these positions can exercise extreme influence over campus fairs, club events and future…

Opinion by Han Nelson February 20, 2021

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Opinion: Student government has failed to adapt

Grey is to gray as the student government is to a fish piloting an airplane. Basically, it has been pretty abysmal. The Las Positas College Student government is an organization made for the representation and betterment of students and communities around the…

News Briefs by Han Nelson February 9, 2021

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Virtual Club Fair Spring 2021

The LPC Student Government is hosting an online club fair. The club fair is an opportunity for students to meet in person with representatives of multiple clubs around campus. The event will take place from 1 to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb.…

News by Han Nelson February 1, 2021

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February Smart Shops: Using the Library and California Dreamers

Las Positas College is holding several Smart Shops intended to aid students this February. LPC Smart Shops is a service that provides free lectures and hands-on instruction designed to help students in various subjects and tasks around the campus. These February Smart…

News by Han Nelson December 8, 2020

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Beacon of light event planned for remembrance of Pearl Harbor attacks

On Dec. 7 Mt. Diablo State Park will be hosting a beacon lighting for Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. The event will be virtual. For 45 minutes, three living survivors of the attack will share their experience and honor both the living and…

News Briefs by Han Nelson December 7, 2020

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Professor Ashley McHale to speak at math seminar

On Dec. 9th Ashley McHale will be speaking before the LPC Math Society about cryptography. The seminar titled, “Mixed Messages: A Brief Discussion of Cryptography,” will discuss cryptography, forms of encryption and their development and use throughout modern history. McHale is a…

Opinion by Han Nelson November 26, 2020

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Opinion: Don’t do Thanksgiving this year

Do not host or visit relatives for this Thanksgiving. Despite promises of a cure and the slow recovery of essential systems, the virus remains a danger in the modern day. For the health of those you care about, it is best to…

News Briefs by Han Nelson November 16, 2020

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Nov. 17 market event cancelled

The Market has been canceled due to inclement weather conditions. The Market will not take place on Nov. 17. The Market is a service provided by LPC student life to the community. The Market distributes free produce to students, staff and community…

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Breaking: 70 students found to be involved in a massive financial aid fraud ring

LPC foundation to provide $400,000 in scholarship money

Student government to hold elections for open positions

Opinion: Student government has failed to adapt

Virtual Club Fair Spring 2021

February Smart Shops: Using the Library and California Dreamers

Beacon of light event planned for remembrance of Pearl Harbor attacks

Professor Ashley McHale to speak at math seminar

Opinion: Don’t do Thanksgiving this year

Nov. 17 market event cancelled

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