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A&E by Nicole Silveira May 15, 2015

Talk Hawks end season with awards in triple digits

Brianna Guillory @BloatedNani Students Katie Lai and Trevor March walk on stage at the Main Stage Theater, to perform a duo interpretation program about a wife with epilepsy and the struggles that she and her husband must face while they deal with the seizures. Using…

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A&E by LPC Express November 21, 2014

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‘Comedy of Errors’ entertains and delights

Shelby Escott Arts and Entertainment Editor The final step in the production process had come. The stage was set and as the lights dimmed, the actors prepared themselves for the moment they had all been waiting for — the performance. At long last, after…

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A&E by LPC Express November 12, 2014

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Behind the curtain of ‘Comedy of Errors’

Shelby EscottFeatures Editor The once-empty stage, home to a lone rolling door, was cluttered with props and scenery. Mood lighting and screens faded out to reveal what looked like stone benches and columns framing the stage that were really nothing more than Styrofoam,…

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A&E by LPC Express October 31, 2014

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“Dear White People” brings light to racism

Shelby EscottFeatures Editor Producing laughs while bringing to light the still real problem of discrimination, “Dear White People” brings a bold voice to the cinema. The movie focuses on four black students facing their own individual issues as well as the all-encompassing problem…

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A&E by LPC Express October 6, 2014

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Theater arts advising night shows windows for opportunity

Shayla GascaSTAFF WRITER On Sept. 25, the green room was filled with curious students for the Theater Arts Advising Night in the 4000 building. The event had counselor Joel Gagnon and professor Titian Lish speak to help guide students through the theater arts…

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A&E Video by LPC Express August 29, 2014

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Stop spending too much on campus meals

Shayla GascaSTAFF WRITER$130 for a math textbook. $80 for a lab workbook. $20 for the semester’s parking pass. And, of course, the $552 for 12-unit tuition. After spending what is often over $1,000 many students may be worried about where they will get…

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A&E by LPC Express August 4, 2014

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‘Get on Up’ filled with good music, but confusing

Brandon ClutterArts & Entertainment Editor “Mother Popcorn.” “Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag.” “Get On Up.” These are just a few of the hit singles made by James Brown, the proclaimed “Godfather of Soul.” “Get On Up,” one of his songs, is also…

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A&E by LPC Express May 27, 2014

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‘Days of Future Past’ shrouded by even more plot holes

Brianna GuilloryWeb Editor When “X-Men” premiered in 2000 it set the standard for what are today’s comic book based movies. Now, 14 years later and seven movies in, “X-Men: Days of Future Past” is the latest installment of the “X-Men” movie franchise. Loosely…

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A&E by LPC Express May 26, 2014

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‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ thrills all, nothing short of good

Brandon ClutterArts & Entertainment EditorIn the recent years, Marvel has been releasing movies in a rapid fire motion, and they have been nothing short of fantastic. From the solo movies of “Captain America,” “Thor” and the eventual team-up movie “The Avengers,” audiences…

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A&E by LPC Express May 16, 2014

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Neighbors provides laughs but ends on a shallow note

Bekka WiedenmeyerEditor-in-ChiefLooking for a movie full of hot actors that remove their shirts frequently, or a movie that you will inevitably quote for days after? Look no further than “Neighbors.” Looking for a movie filled with solid plot points and humor that will…

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