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Film night highlights LGBTQ+ narrative

By Stacie Guevara, Scene Editor December 11, 2019

In an attempt to raise Contra Costa College students’ awareness of the campus’s newly formed LGBTQ+ club, Rainbow Movement held its first event — a showing of the movie “Moonlight.” The event...

Contra Costa College students admire ceramic plates created by ceramics students in Fireside Hall on Thursday during the annual Ceramics Sale.

Pottery sale helps with art supplies

By DeJon Sylvain, Advocate Staff December 11, 2019

Hand-made architectural pieces filled Fireside Hall at Contra Costa College, where local volunteers gathered during the mornings of Dec. 2-5 for the annual Ceramics Sale. For four consecutive days,...

Student Armani Jones prepares to launch his paper airplane during the Fly High competition held in Campus Center Plaza on Nov. 19.

Flight enthusiasts promote recycling

By JoJuan Johnson, Advocate Staff December 11, 2019

In an attempt to eliminate the scourge of once-used paper compiling a vast percentage of waste generated on campus, Contra Costa College engineering students devised a fun way to put the paper to use. On...

Repairs to GE total $252,000

By Jose Rivera, Advocate Staff December 11, 2019

After many complaints were levied by staff and students since the Campus Center Project was completed in 2016, Buildings and Grounds has decided to renovate the cooling system in the General Education...

Presidential debate on full display for students

By Stacie Guevara, Scene Editor December 11, 2019

In order to get Contra Costa College students more involved with the current political atmosphere in the U.S., the Community Organization of Political Action (COPA) Club held a watch party for the fifth...

Bookstore shoplifting penalties can differ

By Fatima Carrasco, Advocate Staff December 11, 2019

Throughout the influx of new vendors and places to find food on campus, there has always been one place students could reliably turn to when everything else was defined by uncertainty. Even as the semester...

Professor Elliott Spirit encourages students to get educated and advance their knowledge of people of African descent during the Contra Costa College African American Male Symposium held Friday in GE-225.

Symposium educates black males

By Jose Arebalo, News Editor November 20, 2019

Inspiration and care filled the campus as professionals from the African American community spoke to students about the importance and possibilities made available through the college experience. The...

Students gather around a newly arrived shipment of food for the campus Food Pantry and begin unpacking it and take it to SA-234, where it is stored.

Food Pantry assuages campus food insecurity

By Jose Rivera, Advocate Staff November 20, 2019

Unaware students may be flushing money down the drain by not taking advantage of free programs offered by Student Life and other offices on campus that offer support. Students on campus struggle every...

Workshops to focus on LGBTQ inclusivity

Workshops to focus on LGBTQ inclusivity

By DeJon Sylvain, Advocate Staff November 20, 2019

Sometimes spaces that embrace tolerance and inclusivity don’t actually fund these ideas. However, an LGBTQ-focused program, Rainbow, is set to challenge heteronormativity with resources, courses and...

Bankhead resigns, SparkPoint shifts leader

By Fatima Carrasco, Advocate Staff November 20, 2019

SparkPoint opened an office in Contra Costa College in 2016 and since then, SparkPoint coordinator Bill Bankhead has been there to offer services to students, faculty and staff in the pursuit of economic...

ASU reforms bylaws to encourage participation

By Jose Arebalo, News Editor November 20, 2019

As the semester strides past its halfway point, the Associated Student Union (ASU) has begun to allow recruitment of new senators past previous application deadlines and has revised bylaws on stipends...

Student Life Coordinator Charles Ramirez assigns numbers to the participants in the Halloween costume contest in the Campus Center Plaza on Oct. 30.

Halloween inspires spooky creativity

By Fatima Carrasco, Advocate Staff November 13, 2019

In an attempt to create a more festive atmosphere on campus, the Student Life Office and the EOPS Department held a costume contest in Campus Center Plaza to better spread the prizes and fun. Most events...

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