By Luis Lopez, Advocate Staff
April 17, 2019 • No Comments
Local restaurants, bakeries, breweries and wineries from all across the Bay Area will be participating in an event that unites the community while expanding opportunities for local...
By Cindy Pantoja, Opinion Editor
April 17, 2019 • No Comments
The Associated Student Union (ASU) is rearranging its board while it gets ready for its next election where students at Contra Costa College will be able to select student representatives. The...
By Daniel Hernandez, Advocate Staff
April 17, 2019 • No Comments
After decades of doing work from a portable and months of construction and delays, Police Services finally moved into the new Campus Safety Center this past Friday. Police Services...
The Richmond High School Oilers hold up the Tri-County Athletic League Champion- ship banner after beating Pinole Valley High School at De Anza High School’s soccer field on Feb. 8. Richmond’s win qualified them to play in the North Coast Section tournament.
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Richmond High School Oilers’ forward Roberto Gonzalez dribbles up the field during their 2-1 loss against Montgomery High School during the North Coast Section Final at Santa Rosa High School’s soccer field on Feb. 23. Gonzalez, a senior, led the Oiler team in scoring during the 2018-19 season.
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The Oilers feel devastated after losing the NCS final 2-1 to Montgomery High School for the second year in a row. However, making the finals of the NCS qualified the Richmond team to play in the California Interscholastic Federation State Tournament. The Oilers lost in the second round of the CIF 3-2 against Watsonville High School at home on Feb. 28.
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Richmond High School Oilers’ freshman Yeison Sontay boots a ball during the Oilers 1-0 win against Soledad High School during the first round of the California Interscholastic Federation State Tournament.
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Richmond coach Rene Siles approaches his squad before the NCS quarter final home game against Concord High School Feb 16. The 2018-19 season is the last for Siles after coaching for five years.
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By Efrain Valdez, Sports Editor
April 17, 2019 • No Comments
Upgrades to the ballpark and good play have not been enough to lure fans from the East Bay to the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum for Oakland Athletics baseball. Disappointing,...
By Joel Umanzor, Sports Editor
April 17, 2019 • No Comments
Everybody loves a day off. The Comets (5-27 overall and 5-13 in the Bay Valley Conference) found themselves in the midst of one due to rain on Monday after rescheduling...
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Team progresses despite home loss
March 27, 2019
Off the Record: Comet record does not reflect performance
March 27, 2019
By Jessica Suico, News Editor
March 27, 2019
Discovering talent and inspiration through art at a young age is the road art tutor Michael Chavez discovered when he was in fifth grade. He is able to show his creativity...
By Fatima Carrasco, Advocate Staff
March 27, 2019
Noel Lucas Sigua, a sophomore at Contra Costa College, is a Bay Area street wear fashion influencer and, like many college students, hopes to develop his passion for clothes...
By Fatima Carrasco, Advocate Staff
March 6, 2019
OAKLAND — With the popular slogan, “When we strike, we win,” the Oakland schools teachers union organized a seven-day strike before reaching a tentative agreement granting...
By De'Jon Sylvain, Advocate Staff
February 27, 2019
RICHMOND — As Black History Month continues to inspire hearts and minds, the Richmond Art Center pays tribute to African-Americans in the Bay Area with its annual “Art...
February 27, 2019
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By Xavier Johnson, Web Editor
April 17, 2019 • No Comments
Supergroups have an interesting history in music. Sometimes these collections of prolific musicians can produce stellar projects as in the case of rock supergroup Audioslave. However, getting three...
By Xavier Johnson, Web Editor
March 27, 2019 • No Comments
Social discourse inevitably inspires a discussion of class and poverty as the two issues most Americans agree are in a state of disrepair. These conversations often devolve into a “us versus them”...
By Xavier Johnson, Web Editor
March 20, 2019 • No Comments
An all too common narrative in media is the way technology makes our society more connected than at any point in history while simultaneously making us emotionally detached from one another. As with...
By Jose Arebalo, Scene Editor
March 20, 2019 • No Comments
PITTSBURG — Audience members were treated to a journey of heartbreak spread throughout the trials and tribulations of a young gay Latino immigrant here Friday during the production “Mi Vida Loca.” The...
Women, heritage inspire new art show
March 13, 2019
Drama earns two national awards
March 6, 2019
Speech team prepares for national tournament
March 6, 2019
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Modern politics have become a combination of popular catch-phrases punctuated by empty promises that rarely seem to be accounted for after all ballots have been counted. That...
Mental health checked by grounded mindset
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Young mindset spurs minimalist outlook
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