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Plans for better campus parking

By Elijah Kutsenda Las Positas College is developing its campus according to the Facilities Master Plan released in 2012. The campus has already seen improvements with the construction of the 100 building but can also expect to see several new buildings in the…

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Meet ASLPC: Tatiana Hernandez

By Blake Sperling and Ian Jones @RATIO_ @IDJONESPHOTOG Las Positas student government president Tatiana Hernandez, 19, has been involved in the student government for a while. “I joined September of 2016, and was appointed director of events in December of 2016. I ran for election…

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Remembering LPC faculty members

In memory in Ethan Castor By Vanessa Luis @VANESSAMLUIS On Nov. 15, 2017 Las Positas unexpectedly lost a dear family member, Mr. Ethan Castor. He was 38 years old. Castor had been with Las Positas in some capacity for nearly 20 years—first as a student,…

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Remembering LPC faculty members

In memory of Dennis Nelson By Blake Sperling @RATIO_ There are some people who were born solely for the purpose of impacting the lives of others. Those who think selflessly and acquire fulfillment from attributing to others success and accomplishments. These rare kinds of individuals…

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What was your favorite halftime performance ever?

Express Yourself: What was your favorite halftime performance ever? Robinae Carter Major: Early Childhood Development Robinae Carter: “The one with Bruno Mars, about two years ago. He was singing from his new album 24K Magic. I really like Bruno Mars. He’s a very influential…

News by Christina Vargas February 2, 2018

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LPC president returns despite brain cancer

By Christina Vargas @CHRISTINA_VARG Russell is going down in LPC history. He is nose-to-nose with death, battling with metastatic melanoma for about a year and a half. But his method of fighting includes returning to work. He’s not back in his post as president of…

News by Grace Ramsey February 2, 2018

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Fentanyl epidemic claims local student

By Grace Ramsey @jgr7797 This past November, just days after sharing Thanksgiving dinner with his family, Valentino Villar spent the night at a friend’s house and died. According to Villar’s aunt Elizabeth Ponce, her nephew and his friend planned to take Xanax on the night…

Uncategorized by Julia Coty February 2, 2018

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Construction on schedule

@JULIACOTY Approved in Dec. 2016, construction of the two-story building is impossible to miss. The blue tarps that interrupt the picturesque quad. The shrilling scream of the power drill drowning out lectures and thoughts. Not to mention the soreness from having to walk around the construction,…

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Small package, big impact

By Devin Bradshaw @DEVINTHEGREAT96 Jenna Kol has had better games with more gaudy numbers. But the game against Skyline College had to feel the best. Her 26 points, including six 3-pointers, back on Jan. 24, mattered for sure. Desperately needing a win, after four bad…

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Sexual harassment is always a crime

By Taylor Lobb @TAYLORLOBB As sexual assault survivors seek to the media for outreach, thousands are being criticized and ridiculed for their lengthy recovery and confession time. Credibility is being tarnished because victims are waiting months, sometimes years to gain the personal strength to…

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Plans for better campus parking

Meet ASLPC: Tatiana Hernandez

Remembering LPC faculty members

Remembering LPC faculty members

What was your favorite halftime performance ever?

LPC president returns despite brain cancer

Fentanyl epidemic claims local student

Construction on schedule

Small package, big impact

Sexual harassment is always a crime

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