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Stephen Hawking’s death

By Ian Jones @IDJONESPHOTOG On March 14, the world lost one of the greatest scientific minds since Albert Einstein. Professor Stephen Hawking of Cambridge University was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s Disease – which can kill within months of diagnosis - in 1963. He famously…

Culture by LPC Express March 16, 2018

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Talk Hawks claw the competition

By Crysta Cross and Elijah Kutsenda The word forensics has long meant the art of speechmaking and oral presentation. Coming from the Latin, forum or forensic before the 17th century, meaning “in open court, public discussion”, according to the oxford dictionary. Most people…

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Hundal selected to First Team All-State

By Justine Chavez @Vivalaajustine The Hawks’ men basketball star Anand Hundal is officially one of the best community college players in California. The six foot ten sophomore center was selected for the 2017-2018 All-State team, announced on March 9, 2018 by the California…

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Eckles looking to lead swim team to championship

By Devin Bradshaw @DEVINTHEGREAT96 The Hawks diligent pursuit of a championship is in full swing. Leading the way for the men: sophomore Ryan Eckles. He’s the Hawks’ burner in the water and is undefeated in 50-meter freestyle and 100-meter freestyle. He is ranked 6th…

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Feature photo- Nationwide walk out

Nursing major Jacqueline Vega considers the life lost as she examines the name tag of a 49-year-old victim of the 2007 mass shooting at Virginia Tech, Va. The name tag was one of many passed out to students involved in the nationwide…

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ICE hits Bay Area

By Blake Sperling @RATIO_ A sense of fear has washed over Northern California this past week as more than 150 people of all ages were taken from their bay area homes and put into custody by federal officials with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement…

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Trump administration affects financial aid

By Tim Guan @TIM_GUAN30 Under the Trump administration, plans to change federal student aid have been overhauled for the 2018-2019 school year. With House Republicans intent to reauthorize federal law overseeing institutes of higher education, proposals to subsidize student loan debt and financial aid…

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CalWORKS housing workshop on campus

By Grace Ramsey @JGR7797 Bills, work, kids, keeping up with due dates for classes, putting food on the table and on top of that keeping your house. Homelessness can happen to anyone, it doesn’t discriminate not even if you’re a student. It’s an epidemic…

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New club emerges on campus

By Christina Vargas @CHRISTINA_VARG There is a new club on campus. It is creative. No, really. It is centered on creativity. With hopes to build a community of creative minds at the school, Calvin Smith created the Creative Compass Club. “It's a club that tries to…

Culture by LPC Express March 12, 2018

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LPC performing arts celebrates jazz

By Thiha Seth Naing @LEONAING Jazz Jam at Swirl on the Square Jazz. Exciting. Innovative. A continuously adapting spectacle of American music loved by many. From blues to swing, from the vibrant streets of New Orleans to the extravagant parties of Chicago, jazz has…

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