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edit orial THE STUDENT VOICE OF CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE, SAN PABLO, CALIF. Gridlock Softball team terminates 28-game losing streak Oakland artist’s work on display Police arrest suspect, searching for motive Funding troubles shrink availability Bond-funded project neglects 2007 analysis F ROMAGE HOMAGE

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editorial

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

Gridlock

Softball team terminates

28-game losing streak

◆◆

Oakland artist’s

work on display

■ ■

Police arrest suspect,

searching for motive

Funding troubles

shrink availability

Bond-funded

project neglects

2007 analysis

FROMAGE HOMAGE

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8, 2012 VOL. 98, NO. 13

Editorial

District officials ignore vulnerability reports

Catcalling, taunting deemed oppressive

CampusCommentDid you face any challenges registering for classes

this semester?

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CULINARY ARTS

Newsline

CrimeWatch

SCIENCE FAIR

HISTORY PROGRAM

| Cook-off | Shooting

■■

“It’s an unfortunate

incident. These people

didn’t deserve this.”

“Competition makes

you better. That’s what

it’s all about.”

| CGS deems building design faulty

| Section cuts foil student plans■

“It makes me feel

bad not getting into

classes I need. The

more I wait, the more

tuition goes up at other

schools.”

Open positions offer

students chance to lead

“A major fault like that is

not just a simple break in the

ground. It has all kinds of com-

plexity to it. Because they are

in a fault aware zone they have

to do a fault investigation.”

“We want students to want

to be a voice for the students,

someone who is willing to

represent the students at any

level, whether it is from the

President’s Office down to the

classroom level.”

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MAY 4, 1989 - JAN. 23, 2012

MARTINEZ REMEMBERED,

JOYOUS NATURE MISSED

Loved ones mourn

death of 22-year-old

Online admission service

delays spring enrollment

“It is confusing to have

InSite Portal (because)

there are not enough

tutorials on how to

use it, there are a lot

of options and there is

not one central direc-

tory or main menu.”

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Festivities welcome new Comet scholars

“It’s an ASU tradition but this year we want

to increase the number of students we know by introducing it to night-time students. I think it makes new students feel a part of the campus, and for

the returning students helps shake off stress.”

Forum pinpoints classroom difficultiesTeachers discuss instructional tips, share concerns

“We wanted to have an open space for

teachers to bring forth their concerns and

questions and bring in speakers depending on

the subject.”

Research clarifies leader’s purpose

“Ampim’s presenta-tion was illuminating. I knew some, but not all of the information the professor talked about tonight. Events such as tonight’s bring a better understanding to our

world.”

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ScoreBoard

ScoreBoard

Mariners sink shorthanded Comets 62-52

Team captures fifth straight win

Depleted roster plagues women’s basketball team

“The game plan of avoiding fouls went up in smoke. If we

had played with more control on defense we would have won the

game.”

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YELVERTON TAKES A SWING AT COACHING SOFTBALL

Late fielding woesusher in four runs

ScoreBoard

“Coach O is a hard worker. He is very emotional and pas-

sionate about what he does.”

Season opener ends triumphant for team

ScoreBoard

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Abstract artwork conveys response to apprehension

Dynamic comedian captivates audienceEmmy-winning writer shines in stand-up act

★★★★★

★★★★★

“I love what happens with the colors (of oil paints) when they mix slowly, unlike acrylic. The rich colors sing

together.”