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Uncategorized by Julia Coty May 11, 2018

Meet LPC’s new student government officers

By Julia Coty @JULIACOTY What are you most excited about for the upcoming academic year with your newly elected positions? Lylah Schmedel, President “I’m extremely excited to kick off the Fall 2018 academic year! We are looking to enhance the student life…

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Slay on a budget, must have beauty dupes

By Justine Chavez @vivalaajustine As it is, college is already a stressful time for students. Staying on top of school, working, trying to balance a social life and keeping up with the latest trends is by no means easy. So don’t get…

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‘The Greatest Dance’ showcase highlights student talent

Alexandra Lontoc @alexxllontoc On Friday May 11, students from the Dance Production and Choreography class, also known as DANC6, will tip their hats and perform at the Mertes Performing Arts Center. “The Greatest Dance Showcase,” will feature music from the hit movie…

Culture older sports by Blake Sperling April 27, 2018

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Feature photo- Campus campfire

Taken by Blake Sperling Las Positas students gather in the quad on campus to enjoy the roasted marshmallows a the campus campfire hosted by student government on April 26, 2018.

Culture News older sports by LPC Express April 27, 2018

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Russell retires, leaving legacy

By Alex Lontoc and Christina Vargas Accomplish your goals. Support what you believe in. Leave an imprint on the lives of others. The district officially announced Barry Russell’s retirement after he vowed to return as president of Las Positas College, a post he’s…

Culture News older sports by Grace Ramsey April 27, 2018

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Wi-Fi upgrade coming soon

By Grace Ramsey @JGR7797 No internet connection? Wi-Fi upgrade coming soon The Wi-Fi issues at Las Positas College should be nearing an end, as the new wireless installation is nearly finished. The millennials on campus will be happy the college has internet that commiserates…

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City shuts down dispensary proposals

By Elijah Kutsenda @ELIJAHKUTSENDA_ Two proposed dispensaries are attempting to open in the Livermore and Sunol area. The city of Livermore and a business in Sunol have filed appeals to stop these dispensaries from opening. Despite these appeals, the land is in unincorporated Alameda…

Culture older sports Opinion by Ian Jones April 13, 2018

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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…

Features by LPC Express April 6, 2018

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Brokechella — Don’t have money to blow on Coachella? We got you.

Compiled by Alexandra Lontoc and Christina Vargas @ALEXXLLONTOC @CHRISTINA_VARG Ditch the eight hour drive. Leave behind the camping and overpriced hotels. Take back your five-day time off request. With all the hype during festival season surrounding Coachella, many locals miss out on the next best…

Culture older sports Video by Grace Ramsey April 6, 2018

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ASLPC teams with CalWORKS to battle hunger

By Grace Ramsey @JGR7797 Las Positas’s students are in need of food. A cry for help shown from a survey done last semester by ASLPC that 112 out of the 210 students surveyed said, “that they or another student they knew didn’t have…

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Meet LPC’s new student government officers

Slay on a budget, must have beauty dupes

‘The Greatest Dance’ showcase highlights student talent

Feature photo- Campus campfire

Russell retires, leaving legacy

Wi-Fi upgrade coming soon

City shuts down dispensary proposals

Barr vs. Griffin: When does satire go too far?

Brokechella — Don’t have money to blow on Coachella? We got you.

ASLPC teams with CalWORKS to battle hunger

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