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Contra Costa College's student newspaperTRANSCRIPT
THE STUDENT VOICE OF CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE, SAN PABLO, CALIF.
Dropped‘50/50’ alternatively deals with disease
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Event promotes local hunger awareness
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$3 million grant assists low-income minorities
Statewidecurricula revampedCourse descriptions meet California requirements
“We are one against this edu-
cational crisis and this unjust war that is fun-neling all of the
(needed) funds to military.”
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“(Police Services) are actively searching (for
suspects) and that’s help-ful for those concerned.”
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12, 2011 VOL. 97, NO. 7
Editorial
Safety workshop poorly
promoted, attended
CampusComment
Were you informed of the Oct. 5 safety workshop?
Tragic evening stirs
lifelong regrets
PUBLIC SERVICE
Newsline
CrimeWatch
“Communication is the key as far as students’
safety and keeping them informed.”
| Prevention methods heard by few
| Demonstrators unite for education
“This grant is a (form
of) reassur-ance that
we have one of the stron-gest science and math programs around.
We’re com-mitted to
serving the students.”
| Federal aid“The primary (focus)
was to make the transfer process as
seamless as possible. It allows for as many
students who can meet requirements
with CSU to be able to do so.”
| Transfer
“This is an impor-tant time to fight
for change in edu-cation especially when we are not truly being repre-
sented.”
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ARTS
CULINARY ARTS
CULTURE
“From the perspec-
tive of an artist, you
want to be a produc-
tive member of the
community. For us, it’s
easier to give our time
than our money.”
Halloween play hits stage
Ceramics project
aims to inform,
feed needy locals
Conference analyzes economic instability
“The whole community has to be part of the solution.
Everyone has a part to play.”
Ethnic events commemorate ancestors
Losing streak grows
with 8th straight loss
Marin penalty kick goal results in draw
ScoreBoard
ScoreBoard
ScoreBoard
“(Our)
defense
wasn’t as
bad as nor-
mal. It was
decent.”
“It hurts not having a game. It hurts not
being able to get better as a team.”
Quirky receiver boosts squad’s morale“The way I play, I have to
have a good time, and I want everyone else to have a good
time too.”
Morrow’s speed and agility accent offense
Acting blunders bury ‘Cemetery’Unfocused thespians, writing derail play
★★★★★
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Innovative punk group ignites energetic show