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A protester holds up a sign in front of a trash can set on fire during the #TrumpProtest in Oakland, California on Nov. 9, 2016.

Anti-Trump protesters express grievances in downtown Oakland

By Lorenzo Morotti, Associate Editor November 10, 2016

Thousands of people moved through the streets of Downtown Oakland yesterday to protest president-elect Donald Trump’s rhetoric that boosted his campaign to victory and divided the nation. Protester...

Music major Wilhelmina Wade opens the door in the Gym Annex Building.

Plan aims to fix accessibility

By Benjamin Bassham, News Editor November 9, 2016

Automatic doors are scheduled to be installed in the Applied Arts, Gym Annex and Art buildings and the Computer Technology Center over the winter semester break, Buildings and Grounds Manager Bruce King...

Contra Costa Community College District chancellor finalist, University of Minnesota Chancellor Fred Wood speaks to the crowd in Fireside Hall on Monday.

District holds meeting, selects chancellor

By Roxana Amparo, Editor-in-Chief November 9, 2016

Current University of Minnesota-Crookston Chancellor Fred Wood has been named the new chancellor of the Contra Costa Community College District — which serves Contra Costa, Diablo Valley and Los Medanos...

Chorus festival exhibits talents

By Roxana Amparo, Editor-in-Chief November 9, 2016

Dressed in long black and red dresses, 22 young women from Albany High School performed three ensembles accompanied by piano during the Invitational Chorus Festival on Thursday, held in the Performing...

Federal grant helps boost program

By Michael Santone, News Editor November 9, 2016

The Hispanic Serving Institution STEM program at Contra Costa College received a $5.95 million grant to help increase the number of Latino and low-income students in areas of science, technology, engineering...

Unwavering business professor dies

By Christian Urrutia, Web Editor November 9, 2016

Commitment and dedication are common characteristics of a revered professor.  Stephen Schaefer embodied those traits. Schaefer, a former Contra Costa College business professor, died on Oct. 13. His...

Culinary arts major Meliza Torres serves a tamal during the Dia de los Muertos event hosted by the culinary arts department in Aqua Terra Grill on Nov. 1.

‘Dia de los Muertos’ celebrates life, death

By Karla Juarez, Advocate Staff November 9, 2016

In celebration of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), the culinary arts department organized an event in Aqua Terra Grill on Nov. 1 that helped raise funds for scholarships. Culinary students at Contra...

Management session helps alleviate pressures

By Jessica Suico, Advocate Staff November 9, 2016

Stress is the body’s way of responding to any kind of demand and can be caused by both good and bad experiences. For many students the holiday season is full of stress-triggering events, from dealing...

Crude oil pipeline fuels protests

By Robert Clinton, Opinion Editor November 9, 2016

In the summer sun of Sept. 3, attack dogs licked human blood from their teeth following the vicious clashes between protesters and private security near the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL). At the same time,...

Contra Costa Community College District chancellor finalist, Lake Tahoe Community College Superintendent/President Kindred Murillo speaks to the crowd in Fireside Hall on Monday.

Chancellor position draws out finalists

By Reggie Santini, Spotlight Editor November 5, 2016

The three finalists for the Contra Costa Community College District chancellor position have been selected, and all participated in an open forum on campus Monday. Following the news of district Chancellor...

Business major Clarence Bonilla (right) and undecided major Christina Hantakas observe pieces of art in the Eddie Rhodes Gallery as part of the “Ageless Expression” exhibit in A-5 on Oct. 11.

Artists showcase creativity, interests

By Jose Chavez, Advocate Staff November 5, 2016

Local students taking art courses at Contra Costa College have put together an art show featuring work from 30 artists open now through Nov. 15 in the Eddie Rhodes Gallery. The show “Ageless Expressions”...

Film major Courtney Chappell (right) speaks to English major Mickayla Burgos and the rest of the Student In Action club members in AA-219 on Oct. 12.

Students in Action promotes support

By Jaleel Perry, Advocate Staff November 5, 2016

A young group of Gateway to College High School students are coming together to help and give back to their community. The Students in Action club began in September 2015 by two students who wanted to...

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