Opinion

Opinion by Tim Guan April 13, 2018

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…

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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…

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…

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 Opinion by LPC Express March 16, 2018

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Editorial-Trump in California

Compiled by The Express staff On Mar. 13, President Trump visited California for the first time since he was elected. He came here to prove a point: the wall along the Mexico border is definitely coming. We feel that the president doesn’t understand the…

Culture Opinion by Ian Jones March 16, 2018

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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…

Fresh Takes by Christina Vargas March 16, 2018

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Art and Design Club beautifies Livermore

By Christina Vargas @CHRISTINA_VARG Littering, graffiti and crime have been the new norm in the Livermore Arroyo Trail. Occupied with homelessness and an increase of pollution in the stream, remains a growing concern. Las Positas Art and Design Club teamed up with the Livermore…

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Women of the Bay Area

These powerful women show this is no longer just a man's world Compiled by the women of The Express @LPCEXPRESSNEWS One of the most influential women of our time eloquently captured the spirit of Women’s History Month. “There's something so special about a woman who…

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LOVE OR HATE- Tomi Lahren, a voice of influence.

By Tim Guan @TIM_GUAN30 Tomi Lahren: Stable genius...otherwise a voice for freedom She might just be another “dumb blonde” TV host or another Donald Trump supporting white conservative Republican. And perhaps a much hated figure opposite of the political spectrum: the perfect target for all…

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Are you ready for March Madness?

By Devin Bradshaw @DEVINTHEGREAT96 Get your brackets out, March Madness is here again. The NCAA tournament, known as the Final Four, is one of the biggest, most unpredictable and most exciting events in all of sports. 68 Division I teams are divided into four regions…

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