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Kassai, the women's honor society club at LBCC has accomplished many things this semester. Formed in 1927, it is a club of 25 women who demonstrated academic excellence and served the community and campus. Kassai has been involved in beach clean-ups, have made 15 Easter baskets for under-served children and volunteered at the Youth Anti-Violence conference at the PCC.

The student health services coordinator and food service director teamed up with nutrition students on Tuesday, May 6 to discuss a potential program committed to offering more healthy food options for students by Fall 2008. Food service director David Corral said, "We are working on offering healthier menu options in the cafeterias by doing research and getting input from students on what food items they would like to have as a meal option.

I don't know about the rest of you, but I feel like it has taken me forever to get through the community college level of what seems to be countless years of education. I'm on the less approved six-year plan. After that, I'm off to my university of choice.

The long and storied histories of LBCC's Associated Men and Women's service programs officially came to an end in May 2006, but that hasn't stopped one student from attempting to revive the dormant organizations. LBCC student Chris O' Brien has been on a one-man crusade for the past several semesters e-mailing administrators business proposals and making current student leaders and club members aware of how influential both organizations were.

Verdad Magazine threw a party to celebrate the release of the 4th volume of its online collection of fiction, poems and artwork in LAC's P110 on Thursday, April 24. Students wishing to read entries or contact the magazine may find information at verdadmagazine.