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Jamming to come together

Nighttime party aims to unite student body

A blend of solid promotion, eclectic music selections and well-known performers attracted a large group of students to the college’s Summer Jam. Full story

60 years of distinction

History of college rich in culture

When West Contra Costa Junior College first opened its doors to the public in 1950, classes were taught in the Richmond shipyards. In addition to taking traditional general education courses, students could also become involved in the college’s trade programs. Full story

Wright remains in hospital

Player is left feeling like forgotten man

LOS ANGELES — When Wali Wright moved to the Bay Area last June from his hometown of Pasadena, he was excited to start somewhere fresh and provide a better pathway of opportunities for his family by continuing his education. Full story

‘I’ll Be There’ pays homage

Jackson tribute mesmerizes Knox

With its electric music numbers, glitzy costumes and savvy stage setup, “I’ll Be There: A Michael Jackson Musical Tribute” left many fans crying out for more on May 8. Full story

Layoffs, retirements ‘unusual’

Staffers forced into leaving college early

After being employed with the district since August 1987, Web administrator Roger Polk will find himself without a job at the college, not by choice, but by force. Full story

Sentence delayed

MARTINEZ — The sentencing of a Richmond man convicted of first-degree murder, second-degree robbery and possession of a firearm was delayed a week due to the late delivery of probation reports. Full story

AC Transit downsized

Commuter service sees sweeping reductions

As a result of service reduction from AC Transit, student commuters at the college are left disenchanted and upset. Full story

$8 million cutback imminent

District continues to address deficit

Recent numbers released by the district anticipate an $8.7 million reduction in districtwide funds for the 2010-11 academic year. Full story

Trainer honored for readiness

Powelson earns top recognition

“Everyone that does athletics knows B. That’s what they call him. From the minute the doors to the training room open in the morning, that’s all you hear — can you help me B? Do this, do that for me B.” This “B” is athletic trainer Brian Powelson, a modest man who single-handedly treats the injuries of athletes on campus. Full story

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Cultural Rally kicks, cheers

The enthusiasm and teamwork implemented by Middle College High School (MCHS) students and teachers helped them successfully execute their third annual Cultural Rally on May 6.

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Aerobics courses foster healthy, positive outlook

As a 79-year-old with pre-diabetes, asthma and high blood pressure, most people of his age and condition at this time would often find themselves “unable to get around,” he said.

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Pottery Sale raises money, awareness

Anyone going into or out of the Art Building May 3-7 could not have missed the department’s spring semester Pottery Sale.

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Acts of growing up reveal true desires

This place has made me push through the inner grimace to find the truth.

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Staff memories define college

One year ago, I wrote what I thought would be my last column for The Advocate.




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Mistakes unmasked as true blessings

During high school, nobody thought I would ever attend college.

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Forehead preps return

After years spent keeping it in hiding, I recently made the decision to reintroduce an old friend of mine to the world. Its name is My Forehead.



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