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Chabot School of the Arts awards

Chabot School of the Arts awards

On May 10, 2012 students who showed excellence and hard work during the 2011- 2012 school year in their respective areas in the school of the arts received awards. 01. Excellence in Architecture Studies Award: Andrew Stover and Stephanie Lloyd 02. Outstanding Students in Interior Design: Karmela Ignacio and Valerie LeBeau 03. Outstanding Music Technology [...]

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Round 2 Hayward City Council Candidates

Round 2 Hayward City Council Candidates

On Tuesday June 5, 2012 Hayward will vote for four City Council members to replace the ones whose terms have expired. The candidates who are running include three incumbents, one previous candidate and five newcomers. The elected candidates will serve a four-year term from 2012 to 2016. Shahla Azimi Azimi has been a revenue analyst [...]

Round 2 Hayward City Council Candidates

New Hayward Fire Department chief

The city of Hayward’s David Fran recently appointed former Deputy Chief Garrett Contreras to the position of fire chief of Hayward, CA. Fire Chief Craig Bueno detailed his image of Contreras. “He has experience and …integrity,” said Bueno. “Having worked with him over the past 16 years, he has a vast level of experience. He’s [...]

Chabot forensics coach wins award

Chabot forensics coach wins award

Jason Ames, Forensics coach here at Chabot, was named Coach of the Year by the Northern California Forensics Association (NCFA). “I am truly grateful, and it really is an honor to be recognized by my peers, and all the love and support I have received from the college and past students has been overwhelming. I’m [...]

Chabot forensics coach wins award
Middle class gets chance at scholarsips

Middle class gets chance at scholarsips

  Speaker of the Assembly John A. Pérez has created a new bill called the Middle Class Scholarship Act, which cuts college fees for middle class families by two-thirds in California by closing the single sales factor tax loophole for out-of-state corporations. “Any student or family with an income of less than $150,000 is eligible. [...]

Middle class gets chance at scholarsips

Exercising your Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights

Every person who lives in the United States has a right to the Fourth or Fifth Amendment regardless of whether you were born in the United States. There are many people who live in America who do not know the rights of these amendments, which are key factors in our everyday life. San Francisco Immigration [...]

Review: “The Raven” – For horror film fans only

Review: “The Raven” – For horror film fans only

Edgar Allan Poe disappeared for a week before his death and it is unknown what he did or where he went at this time. “The Raven” movie is a fictional account of what happened to Poe during the last week of his life. John Cusack is Edgar Allen Poe in “The Raven” “Once upon a [...]

Review: “The Raven” – For horror film fans only
De-stress finals

De-stress finals

16 May 2012

In the Cesar Chavez courtyard, school staff. faculty, and students participated in dunking individuals from the hours of 11:00 am. to 2:00em. The event was sponsored by the Associated Students of Chabot College and Chabot Classified Senate. All the money collected will go toward the Classified Senate Student Scholarship. $1 for on throw and $5 [...]

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Chabot Business Student Awards and Outreach Ceremony

Chabot Business Student Awards and Outreach Ceremony

16 May 2012

The Business Department hosted its first Business Student Awards and Outreach Ceremony on May 2, 2012. The award recipients and their guests enjoyed a barbeque and music by Robbie Currie and The Bit and Spur Band. The energy was high, and the room was filled with proud students, friends and families, and a very proud [...]

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Chabot Choir “Spring Into Song”

15 May 2012

The Chabot College Chamber Choir will be presenting their next concert “Spring Into Song” on Friday, May 18, 2012 at 7:30 p.m. at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Hayward. This chamber choir, numbering only 22 voices, is under the direction of Leann Conley in her first semester at Chabot. Currently, the choir meets once a [...]

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GSA to march in SF Gay Pride Parade

GSA to march in SF Gay Pride Parade

15 May 2012

On Sunday, June 24, the Chabot College Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) will be marching in San Francisco’s annual Gay Pride Parade, which has been going since 1972. The parade begins at 10:30 A.M. from the intersection of Beale and Market St., ending somewhere around 2:30 in the afternoon at Market and Eighth Street. Near the end [...]

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A window into different cultures

A window into different cultures

15 May 2012

On Tuesday, May 1, 2012, the Chabot College International Club held its 13th annual “International Night” in room 702. It was the biggest event of the year for the International Club. Currently their club members are Chabot students from over 30 countries in the world. According to the event emcee Allen Lin, “Tonight’s event is [...]

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” Redefining Black Power”

” Redefining Black Power”

10 May 2012

On Thursday May 10, writer, scholar and BBC correspondent Joanne Griffith is on campus to discuss her recent book  from noon until 2pm in room 301. Joanne Griffith  has been traveling throughout the nation promoting the book and has had several appearances in the Bay Area. Joanne Griffith’s career is one of storytelling and sharing [...]

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Law and Democracy course ready for fall

10 May 2012

With the coming fall semester, the wait is finally over for Chabot’s newest class available, Law and Democracy. Approved last semester, the Law and Democracy program, according to Mr. William Hanson one of its instructors, is one of the only kinds of its program in the nation for community colleges. According to Mr. Hanson, “The [...]

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Going green in your own garden

Going green in your own garden

10 May 2012

Everybody knows that eating healthy is expensive and – if self-made – can be a lot of work. Going to the next best burger joint is not only saving you the time from cooking and then cleaning your kitchen, it also cheap and tastes good. But is it really good? Of course not. And we [...]

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“Stories of Documented Youth” speaks on injustice

“Stories of Documented Youth” speaks on injustice

10 May 2012

The Active Dreamers Club of Chabot College recently played a short film called “Stories of Undocumented Youth”, which spoke on the immigration injustices in America today, specifically towards students who have grown up in America and aspire for college and other accomplishments. “There’s not just one face of what undocumented looks like,” said Pedro Reynoso, [...]

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Renovation plan discussed at “Brown Bag Forum”

Renovation plan discussed at “Brown Bag Forum”

03 May 2012

On Thursday, April 26 in lecture room 804 “Brown Bag Forum 25” took place. The main topic of this particular “Brown Bag” gathering was a review and update of the Facilities Master Plan (FMP). The FMP acts as a blueprint for the renovation of the overall renovation of the campus. Thursdays meeting was a kind [...]

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Is the Buffet tax the right tax?

Is the Buffet tax the right tax?

03 May 2012

With upcoming elections and the economy staying relatively stagnant, the question of how to get money has risen throughout the United States. An idea raised by billionaire investor Warren Buffet has been to increase taxes on millionaires, also known as the Buffet tax. This idea has been both highly acclaimed, but also highly criticized by [...]

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Federal court makes big decision in right to carry case

Federal court makes big decision in right to carry case

03 May 2012

As of January 1,2012, carrying a loaded or unloaded weapon in California is officially considered a crime. However, Charles Nichols, president of California’s Right To Carry organization has filed a lawsuit against the ban on carrying guns openly. He feels it is unconstitutional. There have been nearly 1,000 such lawsuits against the Los Angeles Police [...]

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First arrest made in BP oil spill case

First arrest made in BP oil spill case

03 May 2012

Last Tuesday, April 24, the first arrest was made in Texas regarding the British Petroleum oil spill case that leaked more than 200 gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico in 2010. Kurt Mix of Katy, Texas was arrested and charged with two counts of obstruction of justice. He was later freed on $100,000 [...]

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Chabot Talent Show

Chabot Talent Show

03 May 2012

Hayward, Calif. – Chabot College’s talent show returns for a second year at the Reed L. Buffington Performing Arts Center. Photos by Allen Lin | Staff Photographer

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Welcome back, cliff swallows!

Welcome back, cliff swallows!

03 May 2012

The 10th annual Return of the Swallows Festival took place in the lobby of the cafeteria at Chabot College last Tuesday, April 17, 2012. It was co-sponsored by the Ohlone Audubon society, Terlingua Translation and Chabot College. The festival started at 11p.m., and for the past few years this festival has been held at the [...]

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Sakuras are blossoming

Sakuras are blossoming

03 May 2012

The past two weekends April 14&15 and April 21&22, San Francisco Japantown held its 45th Annual Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival. At the same period March 20, 2012 – April 27, 2012, Washington D.C. is celebrating 100 years of the National Cherry Blossom Festival. It is said that the North event is to be the [...]

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April 26, 2012 Issue

Newsline: Upcoming Events and Activities

Chabot Choir concert "Spring into Song" on May 18, 2012

Chabot's GSA will have float and will march at the upcoming San Francisco's Gay Pride parade on June 24, 2012

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