Travis Danner, Editor in ChiefIn Pre-Christian Rome, Feb. 14 was a day reserved for young men to increase their fertility by prancing around the streets nude using goatskin whips to spank young ladies.
It’s nice to know some things never change.
Well, OK, maybe…
Timothy Salinas Piper, Staff Writer
Geography Professor Tom Orf has begun his campaign to become the next Academic Senate President.
“I feel like I can do a pretty darn good job,” Orf said. “Once I decided to throw my name in the hat,…
Bekka Wiedenmeyer, News EditorIn times when college tuitions are spiraling well out of the range of an average budget, scholarships are key to giving students the opportunities needed to attend the colleges of their dreams.
Sandia National Laboratories and the Livermore Chamber of…
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…
Martin Gallegos, Sports EditorWed. Jan. 30
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The LPC Men’s basketball team paid a visit to the home of the best team in the conference, No. 1 ranked City College of San Francisco.
The Hawks kept it close throughout the first half, trailing by just…
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Each week, the Express will introduce you to someone on campus. He or she may be a mover and shaker on campus, or some random student with a unique perspective. We call it Dime Dialogue. The goal is to get in their…
OAKLAND -- Warriors coach Mark Jackson said "it would be criminal" if point guard Stephen Curry and power forward David Lee were not selected as All-Star reserves.
"If they do not get voted in, I think you've got to question the process," Jackson…
CHICAGO — Lance Armstrong finally cracked.
Not while expressing deep remorse or regrets, though there was plenty of that in Friday night's second part of Armstrong's interview with Oprah Winfrey.
It wasn't over the $75 million in sponsorship deals that evaporated over the course…
This timeline of the Manti Te'o hoax appears to begin when Tessi Toluta'u, a Polynesian beauty queen, says she was contacted by "Lennay Kekua" in 2008 in what she now believes was a "catfish" scam.
Te'o, Notre Dame's star linebacker, began his…