The Advocate 11-9-11

THE STUDENT VOICE OF CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE, SAN PABLO, CALIF.

Rebound

3-D holiday film

revives buddy team

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Meat and seafood sale

raises money for athletics

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Energy giant’s grant

aids local education

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FOR ALL TO SEE

Housing

proposal

hits wallInternational lodging

efforts slow with case editorial

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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 2011 VOL. 97, NO. 10

Editorial

Action, preparedness

required for change

CampusComment

How has the $3 minimum credit card fee at the college Bookstore affected you?

Evolving to Type 1:

the rocky road ahead

CHARITY

Newsline

CrimeWatch

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| LMC veteran chosen to lead CCC

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| Protesters march■

SPIRITUALITY

WORKSHOP

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FOOD SALE RAISES RESERVES

Transactions with card require at least $3 total

Welfare of students assessed by council

Fee-based classes shorten course time, aid participants

Dance proceeds fund formal ballHalloween disco fills budget gaps

“These classes go deeper than the aver-

age class. They go out-side of the textbook.”

“Our school doesn’t

have spirit. (Students)

ask for dances, and then they

don’t show up.”

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Songs through performance showcase fright

Comedic film holds onto tired storyline

Special effects project new approach, spirit

Squad’s defense stops weak offensive effort

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Volleyball team unable to deliver adequate muscle

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Comets pummel Knights

Storm ravages fatigued women’s soccer team

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