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What El Cerrito High School students are prioritizing this election

By Abigail Yee, Advocate Contributor Nov 5, 2024

El Cerrito, Calif. – As election season comes to a close and candidates make their final campaigns, it is clear that certain groups will play crucial roles in determining the results. One demographic...

District students and staff share conflicted emotions toward the election

District students and staff share conflicted emotions toward the election

Students and faculty at Contra Costa College have complicated feelings about political issues and the presidential candidates this election season. In interviews with The Advocate, students and staff...

Blueprints on what the Facility final product. Courtesy of the Native American Health Center on Derby Ave and International Blvd, Oakland Calif.

The NAHC is creating affordable housing

By Nojixa Anacleto, Web and Social Media Editor Oct 30, 2024

In early Dec. of 2025 the Native American Health Center will have 76 different sized units of housing in Oakland available to those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The NAHC is a nonprofit...

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Contra Costa College students, faculty react after comedian Tony Hinchcliffe launches controversial joke at Trump rally

By Nojixa Anacleto, Web and Social Media Editor Oct 30, 2024

After conservative comedian Tony Hinchcliffe described Puerto Rico as a “floating island of garbage,” at a recent campaign rally for former President Donald Trump’s, the comedian – and the Republican...

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Lowered youth attendance leaves local Fraternal Order of Eagles chapters struggling

By Arianna Caramagno, Arts and Culture Editor Oct 24, 2024

The lack of involvement in the El Cerrito and San Pablo chapters of the Eagles Club, which is formally known as the Fraternal Order of Eagles, has recently led to obstacles with holding events and raising...

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Students cite lack of media coverage in Gaza during CCC Palestine teach-in

By Nojixa Anacleto, Web and Social Media Editor Oct 23, 2024

Contra Costa College held a Palestine “teach-in” Monday, hosted by the Muslim Student Association (MSA), the Middle Eastern North African Club, (MENA) Asian Pacific Islander Student Association with...

(Philippine Studies professor Lily Ann Villaraza poses with Contra Costa College’s APIDA club after a panel about Philippine history in San Pablo, Calif. on Monday, Oct. 14, 2024.

‘We need to learn and critique how that history is being told:’ Philippine Studies professor urges focus on history

By Nojixa Anacleto, Web and Social Media Editor Oct 16, 2024

When most people hear about Filipino heritage, they usually think of things such as jeepneys, ube ice cream, adobo and karaoke. However, many people fail to find instances of historic moments throughout...

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The 10 propositions California voters will see on the ballot this year

By Nojixa Anacleto, Web and Social Media Editor Oct 16, 2024

The Election is around the corner, and many of us usually wait until the last minute to look at what we need to be voting for that could affect our lives. As voting is more important now than ever for...

(Courtesy of Monique Hernandez.)

Día de los Muertos community ofrenda set up at Contra Costa College

By Jairam Sandino Duarte, Photo and Visuals Editor Oct 16, 2024

A community altar has recently been set up in the Student Lounge in honor of Dia de los Muertos. The altar is a collaboration between the Office of Student Life and the Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI)...

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Gov. Gavin Newsom signs a bill limiting smartphone use in California schools

By Abigail Yee, Advocate Contributor Oct 16, 2024

EL CERRITO, CA - On Sept. 23, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill meant to limit cell phone use in schools. The legislation requires restrictions to be put in place by school districts by July 1,...

Image of Marcus Davis, 2019. (Courtesy of Marcus Davis.)

CCC alumni Marcus Davis is the new head coach of CCC Comets football

By Faith Bennett, Sports Editor Oct 2, 2024

The Contra Costa Comets football team has a new head coach, Marcus Davis, a CCC alum who took over the coaching role in March of this year. Davis is a former player – for the Comets and other teams –...

Three-stream bins and educational posters in the Applied Arts building at Contra Costa Community College, CA, Monday, Sept. 23, 2024.

New bins installed across district campuses in attempt to achieve zero waste

By Arianna Caramagno, Arts and Culture Editor Oct 2, 2024

New three-stream bins have been added across campuses within the Contra Costa College district as part of a larger effort to address environmental and equity issues. Unlike previous bins, the new containers...

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