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On Nov. 25, 2009, construction workers dug up the partial skeleton of a woolly mammoth. After further analysis, the bones should be lent back to LPC. Mammoth discovery on campusConstruction workers unearth the skeletal remains of a woolly mammoth on campus near the perfoming arts center
It's another ice age, except this time there's no ice and there's no Ray Romano. On Nov. 25, at about 1 p.m., construction workers on the site of the new performing arts center discovered the femur, some vertebrae, a few ribs and the anklebone of a woolly mammoth thought to be more than 10,000 years old.…
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Gentle Genius passes awayKim Peek a friend to LPC, a friend to Ernie Jones and a friend to all
Remembering a name is one thing, remembering a face is another but remembering someone you had never met is entirely another thing but this was one of Kim Peeks many talents.
Bewildered, my reply was, "excuse me?" To which Peek simply replied, "Whenever I have a talk, I see you walking around very busy, wanting to listen but you never have enough time.…
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FeaturedMammoth belongs to science, we don't own the bonesThe "finders-keepers" rule is very simple: Find it and it's yours. There are a few discoveries, however, that may be far better off in the hands of somebody that may be able to find a good use for it. With the discovery of the partial mammoth skeleton over two months ago, many may begin to wonder where the bones will end up.The stars shine in Haiti, LPC offers a way to help in the relief effortsIn the midst of destruction caused in Haiti by the earthquake, people are coming together and so is the LPC campus. The Global Hope Club has organized a fundraiser named Hike for Haiti that will take place on February 27th. The trek will generate money for those devastated in Haiti.Lady Hawks add to their losing streak
Free speech resolution given to Board of TrusteesIn further development of the issue of free speech, a resolution was presented to the Chabot-Las Positas Board of Trustees on Jan. 19. The resolution was drafted by and unanimously passed in the LPC Academic Senate on Dec. 9, 2009. The issue concerning District policy regarding posted materials has transferred from the hands of the Academic Senate to the District level.TV class produces programStudents aim to make their mark on local TV scene
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