Swine Flu procedures in place at Las Positas
Looks like for the time being the common expression "when pigs fly" will have to be put on hold.
With the Swine Flu sweeping the nation, resulting in California declaring a "state of emergency," Las Positas has implemented many new guidelines and procedures in protecting its students and faculty from a potential outbreak, currently making LPC a no-fly zone.…
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LPC Students and Chabot Diving Team members Chris Dunn (left) and Nick Sarracco (right) scope out the new pool on May 13. Dunn and Sarracco as plan on diving for LPC in the upcoming fall. Las Positas students excited about diving
Swimming and Diving are sports that require a tremendous amount of hard work and dedication. In spite of this they rarely get their any attention paid to them unless they are being featured once every four years on a national stage in the Olympics.
The action in Diving is very different from the action in traditional team sports.…
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FeaturedLPC, meet your new student body presidentWith a new school year, comes a new student government and fresh ideas. New ASLPC president Masi Quorayshi is a full time student pulling 24 units at the college while he works at Nordstrom in Pleasanton and partakes in student government. Quorayshi just turned 19 years old in March and started attending LPC in the fall semester of 2008.Five things you may not know exist on the LPC campusThe Las Positas campus is large, and spending time walking around and taking in the sights isn't the most important thing for a student to undertake. This compilation of some of the hidden wonders on the LPC campus is only a tease to what else the campus holds for the adventurous.LPC elevators hinder disabled studentsThere are some things that never cross our minds. One thing that most do not think of when they get on campus is if they'll be able to get to their classes or if this will be the day that they'll be stuck in an elevator waiting for someone to come and help. |