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Las Positas students face class placement challenges

Angelica EstacioFeatures editorOne of the first things you will learn about economics is the relationship of supply and demand. When the consumers’ needs grow, entrepreneurs should increase production to provide. And when the latter fails to do their part, the system will…

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Guest speaker talks to students about business at LPC

Jason LeskiwManaging editor Room 2420 hosted over 50 students and a guest lecturer this past week, and a few business professionals for an educational segment hosted by the Las Positas College Business Club. The lecture was an hour and 15 minutes long, and…

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News by LPC Express March 11, 2013

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Fight for education brings California students together

Jason Leskiw, Managing Editor On March 4, over 1,000 students from all over the state marched from Raley Field to the Capitol building at 10th street and Capitol Mall. 20 of those students were from Las Positas College. The March in March is an…

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Culture News by LPC Express March 1, 2013

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Student cited for battery on campus

Charlie Anne UrciaStaff Writer On Tuesday, Feb. 12, at 10 a.m. a male Las Positas College student pushed an instructor in the library and fled. As a consequence, he faced a citizen’s arrest and legal action. According to the student conduct code, he…

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News On Campus by LPC Express February 27, 2013

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LPC transfer rate among highest in state

Bekka WiedenmeyerNews EditorPart of the application process at Las Positas College is defining what a student’s goals are after graduation. Transfer to a four-year college or university is one of the options. LPC’s transfer rate has statistically and consistently been higher than the…

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News On Campus by LPC Express February 26, 2013

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Classes cut due to low enrollment

Charlie Ann UrciaStaff WriterBusinesses and TV shows aren’t the only things that close down and get cancelled because of a lack of patrons. At Las Positas College, classes get cancelled because of a lack of enrollment. Just after the first week of the…

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News by LPC Express February 26, 2013

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Latino students could help financial struggles

Bekka WiedemannNews EditorLatinos are historically underrepresented in institutions of higher education. This is not an issue for Las Positas College. An opportunity for funding that LPC could benefit from in the future does not lie with the solution of more tax dollars. It…

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News by LPC Express February 26, 2013

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LPC takes step to protect uninsured

Brandon ClutterStaff writerHealth insurance can be really expensive these days. For that reason, Las Positas College has taken on the HealthPAC, the Health Program of Alameda County, for low income students who cannot afford health insurance and also do not qualify for…

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Features News by LPC Express February 7, 2013

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Campus reviews contigency plan for school-wide shooting

Bekka Wiedenmeyer, News EditorIn the wake of the Sandy Hook shooting, LPC administrators and faculty are devising ways to provide the utmost security for students. At the Town Meeting on Feb. 6 at LPC, a presentation was given by Kim Aufhauser, Director of…

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Fresh Takes News Uncategorized by LPC Express February 7, 2013

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Native American history on display in 2400 building

Katrina Gardner STAFF WRITERIn the 2400 building, students have a chance to learn a slice of Southwestern American Indian history. Jane McCoy, a Las Positas College history teacher, arranged two display cases with woven bas- kets, paintings and authentic little dolls. Students who have an…

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