Students read their poems at the student poet showcase Friday, April 27 at the Baughn Center for Literary Arts in P104.
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For many people who come to Southern California, being involved in the production of a film would be a dream come true. The dream is being transformed to reality for a few LBCC students because of two film festivals being made possible by the college.
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On Sat., April 14,PCC student Karin Turley, 31, a human service major, was a marijuana user. Everyone she knew smoked weed so it felt normal to her.
Turley said it made her feel more physical and creative at times, plus it gave her an emotional outlet during depressing moments.
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Sophomore Daniel Stewart summed up a common college plight: “I guess my grades speak for themselves. I suck at studying.”
Stewart may find interest in recent case studies that question the study habits of college students.
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Seeing some LBCC students crippled by apathy hurts student Chris O'Brien, a pain he's ready to take action against.
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"The Diviners," a play by Jim Leonard Jr. and directed by Hal Landon Jr. received an enthusiastic response from the mostly young audience for its performance on the LBCC mainstage on Saturday, Feb. 18.
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"Heroic Moments" has been selected as the theme of LBCC's 61st annual Spring Sing in the LAC Auditorium Friday on March 2 at 7 p.m.
By the Feb. 15 deadline, 12 groups have committed to participate in the event and a late deadline is set for Wednesday, Feb. 22 if spaces are available.
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Michael Chhu
A new enrollment policy for students at LBCC is being implemented for Spring 2012 to better handle the wait-list process.
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Natalie Ly
The Economics Club was established last Fall semester and was successfully introducing Throwbook.com to students at LBCC and nine other colleges in Southern California.
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Natalie Ly
After 80 dancers auditioned Wednesday, Jan 18. 45 dancers have been selected for the Spring concert.
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The horticulture department is definitely planting this year as well as planning the annual plant sale.
The department provides all major events at LBCC with plants and flowers. The LBCC horticulture plants were even seen in the Long Beach Press Telegram. The plant sale is the biggest horticulture event and will take place on April 4 -7 from 9am to 6pm at the PCC Campus.
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Alannah Jones
Celebrity make-up artist Jayson Sanchez will teach six classes to students of LBCC who can earn a certificate of completion Tuesday, Jan. 31.
The program will be taught at 4900 E. Conant St., Building O2 at the far south end of the LAC from 7-10 p.m. The workshop fee is $299 and people may register by calling (562) 938-5051.
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The Long Beach College Promise has been recognized as a “modeling success” by the Little Hoover Commission Report.
The Promise seeks to provide all students with as many college opportunities as possible.
The ambitious effort includes an emphasis on literacy, information, services and resources to help Long Beach students and their families prepare for college, according to the Promise website.
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Students and employees may get a snapshot about agriculture work by taking a tour to Tanaka Farms in Irvine.
Talking about the farm’s history, owner Kenny Tanaka said that in 1945 after the war, his great-grandfather, who emigrated from Hiroshima-ken, Japan, started the business. In 1998, when being forced to change the farming operation due to development, they decided to grow organic products.
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Mideast news reporter Etgar Lefkovits spoke to a class of LBCC journalism students Thursday, April 19 about his experience as Jerusalem correspondent for the Jerusalem Post for nearly 10 years.
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Students, no doubt, have seen the green “rent your books” signs pointing to the new Viking Campus Store, which is under new ownership of corporation Barnes & Noble.
Students, buying their books from either of the campus stores, will be buying from Barnes & Noble. The store also takes Barnes and Noble gift cards as payment. The transition from independent operation to corporate subsidiary was completed in July 2012. No employees were laid off. All former bookstore employees are now employees of Barnes and Noble.
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The Senior Studies Center is exploring new technology-driven classes to help keep the brain healthy as part of its lifetime learning program for the Fall.
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Many students on campus might be unaware of the benefits of having a student ID card. “I just don’t see the point of buying one it just seems like a waste of my hard earned money," Lauren Smith, 20, a psychology major said. Many students think of it as just another fee, but it offers a lot of different benefits.
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The clubs of LBCC gathered Wednesday in the Quad for Join-A-Club day hosted by ASB
“Being part of a club has helped me to stay committed, helping out and volunteering within our communities,” said 19-year-old TnT club member, Michelle Vargas.
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LBCC will celebrate its 85th anniversary during Homecoming week.
The college will recognize its history beginning in the 1920s.
"A Glimpse Back Through Time" is this year's homecoming theme. Throughout Homecoming week, each campus will sponsor rallies and royalty elections. The LAC royalty election will be held Wednesday, Oct. 17 from 10:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. and from 5-6 p.m. The rally is at 11 a.m.
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Waking up early is not an easy task, but it gives students an advantage to accomplish a lot throughout their day. One of the productive outcomes from waking up early is getting to class early as said by University Language.
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Students are starting to focus on LBCC’s Homecoming that runs from Wednesday, Oct. 17 through Saturday, Oct. 20.
LBCC will recognize its history, which started with the 1920s.
This year’s football Homecoming theme is “A Glimpse Back Through Time.”
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