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State law, contractual prerogative use examined

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
May 17, 2015

Pending approval, semester will shrink

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
May 17, 2015

Academic Senate shifts leadership as tenure ends

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
May 17, 2015
'Trainspotting'

‘Trainspotting’

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
May 17, 2015

Compressed calendar endorsement rests on LMC

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Apr 28, 2015
Former fine arts and media professor John Diestler speaks about his experience being drafted into the Vietnam War during the “Memory Traffic and the Trouble with War Stories — A Conversation with Veterans” panel discussion in the Library and Learning Resource Center on April 22.

Big Read opens discussion about draft defiance

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Apr 28, 2015
Length matters

Length matters

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Apr 7, 2015

‘The Things They Carried’

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Apr 7, 2015
Hundreds of people fill Telegraph Avenue during the monthly First Friday street fair on Friday. The event draws hundreds of residents and artists from around the Bay Area.

First Fridays invite all ages for festival

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Apr 7, 2015
Community members and artists mingle during the second ever Berkeley Art Party in the DaSilva Ukulele Co., Suite 28, of the historic Sawtooth Building on Eighth Street, Friday night.

Art party’s second installment ‘fascinating’

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Mar 18, 2015

College’s president search in progress

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Mar 18, 2015

Community to unite by book

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Mar 18, 2015

Semester shrink still in discussion

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Mar 4, 2015
Counselor Norma Valdez-Jimenez recites a poem of hers during the open mic event held in the Library and Learning Resource Center on Feb. 24.

Spoken word, poetry energize library

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Mar 4, 2015

College accredited, must file follow-up

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Feb 24, 2015
Compressed calendar decision looms

Compressed calendar decision looms

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Feb 11, 2015
Creative writing class, club spill thoughts, hearts

Creative writing class, club spill thoughts, hearts

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Feb 11, 2015

Doorway meets code, not expectations

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Feb 11, 2015
Display offers students opportunities to shine

Display offers students opportunities to shine

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Jan 27, 2015
Parking options abound

Parking options abound

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Dec 10, 2014
Album's pertinence persists

Album’s pertinence persists

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Dec 10, 2014

FTES Metric determines apportioned funding

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Nov 19, 2014
Local election divides Richmond

Local election divides Richmond

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Oct 29, 2014

Parking lot fix approved by board

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Oct 29, 2014

You will be watched

By Cody McFarland, associate editor
Oct 23, 2014

Campus police officers assaulted

By Cody McFarland, associate editor
Oct 22, 2014
A temporary parking permit dispenser in Lot 10 has been unable to accept cash. Since Oct. 1, only credit or debit cards have been accepted.

Faulty permit machine unable to accept dollars

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Oct 7, 2014
The student-dedicated parking Lot 16 has space to accomodate 41 vehicles, but has gone unused by the college for two years due to a sinkhole in the middle of the lot. Pending the approval of the district Governing Board, Lot 16 may be repaired and re-opened as early as spring 2015.

Nowhere to park, why not here?

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Sep 24, 2014
Chris Tarp, biological sciences chairperson and professor was given the Golden Apple award in August for his ability to engage students and promote their success in the classroom. This marks the second time Tarp has won the award in 22 years.

Students award Tarp with Golden Apple

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Sep 17, 2014
A construction worker tars the roof of the Physical Science Building on Aug. 20. The 58-year-old building recently received seismic retrofits between the summer and fall semesters to reduce risk of injury to occupants in the event of a major earthquake.

Seismic retrofitting upgrades buildings

By Cody McFarland, Associate Editor
Sep 9, 2014
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