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Uncategorized by LPC Express August 31, 2015

Basketball coach brings championship pedigree to LPC

Martin Gallegos @martinGboxing The best coach in the conference. That is the honor that new LPC basketball head coach James Giacomazzi was given last season in his final year with Cosumnes River College. Over his 11-year span at Cosumnes River, a community college near Sacramento, Giacomazzi…

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Warriors New Trainer

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Black Student Union makes statement through silence

By Kalama Hines @KHines_Express On Wednesday, March 4 the Las Positas College Black Student Union (BSU) held a silent protest on campus, near the cafeteria. Members of the BSU stood, in silence, holding signs displaying their “Achilles Heel.” As February came to an end, the BSU…

Features Uncategorized by Nicole Silveira March 2, 2015

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‘All lives matter’ takes away from ‘Black Lives Matter’

By Kalama Hines @KHines_Express When she walked onto a college campus for the first time Sarah Omer was, like most, filled with excitement. Sacramento City College was supposed to be the home of her higher education, a place where she could grow. As she attended…

Features Profile Uncategorized by Nicole Silveira February 3, 2015

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Student photographer defies illness, exhibits stunning works

By Tami Shepherd @tamisphoto “Elements,” A photography show currently on display in the 4000 building features the photography of LPC student Ian Jones. The photos on display tell many stories, but one story they do not tell is the story of the story of…

Uncategorized by LPC Express November 21, 2014

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Classified Staff fed up with contract

Laura Cameron News Editor A sea of purple shirts greeted the Board of Trustees at their Nov. 18 meeting. Frustrated with the slow pace and limited offers made by the district during their contract negotiations, classified staff members represented by SEIU 1021 turned out…

Uncategorized by LPC Express September 5, 2014

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State rivalries engulf MLB playoffs

Kalama HinesSPORTS EDITOR It first happened in 1906, in Chicago. The most recent occurrence was 2000, in New York. The one on the tip of the Bay Area’s tongue however was in 1989. The “cross-town rivalry” World Series has the power to completely…

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Bay Area baseball teams will have to beat the odds

Martin Gallegos STAFF WRITER With spring training coming to a close, that can only mean one thing, baseball is back. With a new Major League Baseball season, there come new expectations. Whether you are a fan of the Oakland Athletics or the San Francisco Giants,…

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Lou Reed, Rock music trailblazer, dead at 71

Hillel ItalieAssociated PressLou Reed was a pioneer for countless bands who didn't worry about their next hit single. Reed, who died Sunday at age 71, radically challenged rock's founding promise of good times and public celebration. As leader of the Velvet Underground and…

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BART, union reach agreement to end strike

Michael CabanatuanSan Francisco ChronicleIt's over - and just in time to ease Tuesday morning's commute. The four-day BART strike ended Monday night with a tentative agreement between the transit agency and its two largest unions. Some trains were expected to be running on all…

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