By Denis Perez, Creative Director
October 9, 2019 • No Comments
Dr. Fred Wood will end his three-year run as Contra Costa Community College District chancellor this spring amid an atmosphere of racial tension in the district and a leadership conundrum...
By Luis Lopez, Advocate Staff
October 9, 2019 • No Comments
Delicious treats inspired by various uses of chocolate will tickle the taste buds of those attending a fundraiser to send a collection of lucky students on a trip to experience real...
By Stacie Guevara, Advocate Staff
October 9, 2019 • No Comments
When CaT Bobino first tells people she is a biologist, the most common response she gets is their first reaction — “You don’t look like a biologist.” “Well, what does a...
Coach Pat Henderson talks to Comet defensive back Victor Gabriel during the third quarter of Merced College’s 21-2 win over Contra Costa College at Comet Stadium on Saturday.
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Comet running back Jerald Daniels avoids Merced College defensive back Anthony Caballero during the third quarter of Merced College’s 21-2 win over CCC on Saturday.
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Comet defensive back Dayvonne Greenwood celebrates after forcing a fumble and recovering the ball from Merced College on Saturday.
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Comet wide receiver Riley Lee attempts to catch a ball in midair as Merced defender Christian Hernandez grabs Lee’s ankles during the third quarter of Merced’s 21 -2 win over Contra Costa College at Comet Stadium on Saturday. Lee bobbled the ball but eventually caught it while tumbling to the ground.
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Contra Costa College fans shouted for some offense from the Comet team during the third quarter of Merced College’s 21-2 win over Contra Costa College at Comet Stadium on Saturday.
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By Cindy Pantoja, Editor-in-Chief
October 9, 2019 • No Comments
After showing signs of offensive progress in prior contests, the women’s soccer team lost its third consecutive game in a 10-0 onslaught delivered by Los Medanos College...
By Luis Cortes, Sports Editor
October 9, 2019 • No Comments
The men’s soccer team (1-10 overall, 1-1 in the Bay Valley Conference) continued its slow crawl toward the win column with a nail-biting 3-2 loss Oct. 1 against Yuba College...
Workshop opens opportunities for medical students
October 2, 2019
NFL has issues disciplining it’s players
October 2, 2019
Gritty game delivers first win of the season
October 2, 2019
By Janice Spraggins, Advocate Staff
October 9, 2019
The first time Kristin Kilian Lobos stepped foot on the small San Pablo community college campus was when her daughter was a guest speaker for a drug and alcohol prevention...
By Janet Lira, Advocate Staff
October 9, 2019
An all-time favorite, fried chicken, takes a new spin with trendy ingredients and recipes at a locally owned pop up diner — Loaded Chickn. Delivering fresh made-to-order...
By Luis Lopez, Advocate Staff
September 18, 2019
In an effort to address a growing health epidemic for America’s youth, the Richmond City Council has voted to ban the sale of electronic cigarettes and vape products like...
By Denis Perez, Creative Director
May 15, 2019
After going through the 2019-20 student trustee position orientation, Muslim Student Association member Hasna Alawadi’s excitement toward the position grew. The position...
Captain champions low-income students
May 15, 2019
Leonard McNeil inspires through life work
May 15, 2019
By Xavier Johnson, Web Editor
September 25, 2019 • No Comments
This past summer a 16-year-old professional gamer earned more prize money in the Fortnite World Cup than Tiger Woods won at The Masters and more than San Francisco 49ers star tight end Greg Kittle’s...
By Xavier Johnson, Web Editor
September 25, 2019 • No Comments
A great satire is able to weave many different issues into one narrative. Connecting the intersections of climate change, gentrification, immigration and gun violence in Oakland is what “The North Pole,”...
By Daniel Hernandez, Social Media Editor
September 4, 2019 • 1 Comment
It can feel like the apocalypse is upon us when all that is talked about are the threats of climate change, chaos created by destructive politicians and fighting a battle with our internal conflicts. As...
By Cindy Pantoja, Editor-in-Chief
August 28, 2019 • No Comments
The Contra Costa College art department will celebrate the beginning of the fall semester with an art exhibition showcasing the work of seven of its most talented women artists. The event is organized...
Discounts available for students
August 28, 2019
East coast lyricist Flee Lord impresses
May 16, 2019
“The Mister” fails to address human trafficking
May 15, 2019
October 9, 2019 • No Comments
As the renovations to the Gym Annex Building, Men’s and Women’s locker rooms and Gymnasium push forward at full speed, the disruption they are causing student-athletes...
Harsh realities of gentrification affect local communities
October 9, 2019
October 2, 2019
Migrating to the U.S. legally offers more
October 2, 2019
