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THE STUDENT VOICE OF CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE, SAN PABLO, CALIF. Tenacious Oakland May Day actions turn violent ‘This Land’ covers dilemmas through song Measure to raise operational funding edit orial S TREET CELEBRATION source: EMC Research All-you-can-eat feed brings in revenue Sister institution slashes hours of 22 positions “Athletic programs are expensive, but they’re important. The coaches and athletes work hard with fundraising throughout the year to be part of the solution.”

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

Tenacious

Oakland May Day

actions turn violent

◆◆

‘This Land’ covers

dilemmas through song

Measure to raise

operational funding

editorial

STREET CELEBRATION

source: EMC Research

All-you-can-eat feed

brings in revenue

Sister institution slashes

hours of 22 positions

“Athletic programs are

expensive, but they’re

important. The coaches

and athletes work

hard with fundraising

throughout the year to

be part of the solution.”

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 2012 VOL. 98, NO. 21

Editorial

District needs to gain support of taxpayers

CampusComment

How have state budget cuts affected your educational goals?

Official cigarette smoking policy needed

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Federal pot raids undermine local regulation efforts

F

weed

Perseverance amplifies success

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PERFORMANCE

Newsline

CrimeWatch

BOOKS

| Tax to support operating budgets

“Everyone

was so

united and

all the kids

and families

were hav-

ing a good

time.”

| Tradition

| Cuts ahead■ ■

“I’m very optimistic

about the voters. They

really believe in our

district. They’re going

to do the right thing.

We’re going to get

some great results.”

Correction

SHOWCASE

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Transfer Status with 15+ credits

Courses You Need, When You Need Them

Over 30 Majors & Minors

Residence Halls on Campus

Outdoor Adventure Programs

Graduate Degrees | Apply for Free

Up to $8,000 TransferUp to $8,000 TransferScholarships availablefor Fall 2012

At Sierra Nevada College,learning is not a spectator sport.At Sierra Nevada College,learning is not a spectator sport.

Located two blocks from Lake TahoeLocated two blocks from Lake Tahoe

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Annual celebration recognizes 2011-12 retirees

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Brooks to retire

after 10 years

of instruction

San Jose forum inspires students to lead

Honor society attends

annual conference

“She is not one of

those teachers who just

teaches and goes home.

She is very involved in

all aspects of the pro-

gram.”

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Single Stop provides financial assistance

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CampusComment

How does diversity contribute to the campus atmosphere?

DIVERSITY CREATES OBSTACLESStudents contest with social, educational struggles surrounding racial,

religious, economic differences among United States citizens

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Squad unable to seal victory over Storm

ScoreBoard

ScoreBoard

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Show highlights topics affecting local students

★★★★★

Culture Day event celebrates diversity, remembers Chacha

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Cheesy thriller plays on poet’s death

★★★★★

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divides

Photos by Sam Attal and George Morin