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New Facebook vs. Old Facebook 8

The Occidental Weekly, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA

14 hours ago by Riley Kimball

People resist change. Be it in the forced adoption of a new currency à la the Euro in the European Union or the outmoding of particular technologies, people struggle to move away from that with which they are comfortable. The latest manifestation of this phenomenon has already started to occur as Old Facebook has officially made the transition to New Facebook.

Staying Healthy on Spring Break 2

El Vaquero, Glendale Community College, Glendale, CA

4 hours ago by Eric Bourse

Many students across campus are already planning out their spring break, but few may actually be preparing themselves to stay healthy.

Although cases of swine flu have been decreasing, "the majority of the influenza viruses identified so far continue to be 2009 H1N1 influenza, " according to the Feb.

Quality Healthcare Should Be a Right Not Privilege 1

The Occidental Weekly, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA

2 hours ago by Sasha Pokrovskaya

When discussing the tenets of the healthcare industry in the U. S., it's hard not to be cynical. Sadly, it's truly a business, for it is profit-driven rather than concerned with the welfare and livelihood of American citizens. Access to basic healthcare ought to be a right.

Miss Priss receives an A+ 1

Viking, Long Beach City College, Long Beach, CA

4 hours ago by Christal Baltazar

"Cupcakes to me mean: Happiness, enjoyment and friendship. Cupcakes make people happy," said Carrie Foster, owner of Miss Priss Cupcakes.

Opened in 2008, Foster, a former real estate agent, found her niche in the pastry industry. After making cupcakes for a friend's birthday party, Foster was encouraged by party goers to start a business selling cupcakes.

Track and Field Off to a Running Start 1

El Vaquero, Glendale Community College, Glendale, CA

19 hours ago by Carol Santos

Jonathon Alpizar could not stop smiling. Out of breath and walking around to regain feeling in his tired legs, he was still in disbelief.

The Vaqueros had just dominated the men's 4,000-meter distance medley in the Western State Conference Relay event held at Ventura College Feb.


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Bon Jovi Proves 'The Circle' is Unbroken 27 Years Later


		Bon Jovi Proves 'The Circle' is Unbroken 27 Years Later

El Vaquero, Glendale Community College, CA

10 hours ago by Sarkis Adajian

Twenty-seven years after their first album was released, Bon Jovi is still able to sell out enormous arenas and put on a performance that one will be bragging about to their friends who missed it.

The crowd was slowly filing in as the stage was being set for the performance.

Speech and Debate Team Hosts Tourney


		Speech and Debate Team Hosts Tourney

El Vaquero, Glendale Community College, CA

18 hours ago by Isiah Reyes

Cowboy-themed line dancing and a Western-style skit performed before the Saturday night awards ceremony defined the second annual speech and debate tournament held at GCC on Feb. 20 and 21.

Students honored in worldwide competition

El Camino Union, El Camino College, CA

5 days ago by Lauren Neuroth

Thousands of hopeful college students worldwide submitted their best photographs hoping to place or receive honorable mention in the prestigious Photographer's Forum Best of College Photography competition.

One hundred of these photographs are published in a coveted hardback book published yearly.

Former student arrested after thefts on campus

Courier, Pasadena City College, CA

5 days ago by Justin Clay

A former PCC student has been arrested in connection with a string of thefts on campuses. Jose De Jesus Macias is accused of stealing music equipment from the PCC campus as well as the campus of CSU Dominguez Hills, between 2006 and 2007.

A Response to Cocktail Conservatism

Claremont Independent, Claremond McKenna College, CA

3 days ago by Charles Johnson

Every political group tries to claim the middle ground by labeling its opponents the extremes. To Jefferson, the Hamiltonians were all monarchists; to Hamilton, the Jeffersonians were all mobocrats. To such thinking, Lincoln becomes an abolitionist, and Douglas is pro-slavery - crude simplifications which fail to capture the depth of each man's political thought.

A Conversation with Gordon Gee

Claremont Independent, Claremond McKenna College, CA

2 days ago by Jason Soll

Editor's Note: the following conversation came out of Ohio State University President Gordon Gee's response to Jason Soll's article, "Shifting the Nature of Change." Named by TIME Magazine in 2009 as the greatest university president in the country, President Gee is the 14th president of the Ohio State University.

A Mixed Hand for Liberty's Last Stand

Claremont Independent, Claremond McKenna College, CA

3 days ago by Ross Sevy

Recently the Claremont Colleges have been fortunate enough to get a new journal of opinion:, Liberty's Last Stand. And of course the campus welcomess another perspective to the ongoing campus debate. The journal started off with a bang, condeming both left, for spending and bailouts, and right, for its efforts in national security.

Budget provokes protest

El Camino Union, El Camino College, CA

6 days ago by Lauren Neuroth

Statewide protests will begin today as students, teachers and other faculty rally and strike against budget cuts.

This morning, groups of students plan to walk from class to class, asking students and instructors to leave their classrooms and join them on the North Library Lawn, Ali Ahmadpour, art professor, said.

Officials say medical pot use prohibited on campus

Courier, Pasadena City College, CA

5 days ago by Rosa Vazquez

Smoking marijuana on campus is illegal, even if you have a medical marijuana identification card, officials say.

Student rights on campus under fire

Courier, Pasadena City College, CA

5 days ago by Neil Protacio

Freedom of speech is a right guaranteed to us by the First Amendment, which allows us to address issues and voice our concerns. The discretion with which we exercise our rights, however, is what troubles most protesters.

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