the advocate 8-31-11
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Contra Costa College's student newspaperTRANSCRIPT
THE STUDENT VOICE OF CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE, SAN PABLO, CALIF.
SCULPTING A SYMBOL
editorial
Art professor crafts bust
after recognition denial
in brief
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“He worked tire-
lessly to ensure
harmony in the
college’s general
state of affairs,
going out of his
way to ensure to
help anyone in
need, whether
they were fully
aware of it or
not.”
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source: Contra Costa College Financial Aid Office
Warm up
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Krolikowski
bikes 2,000 miles
Japanese restaurant
prepares tasty dishes
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 31, 2011 VOL. 97, NO. 2
Editorial
District board policy
defines contributions
CampusComment
Were you able to add classes during the late registration period?
Health issues force
beneficial lifestyle
ContemporaryNative American issues neglected
U
Ignoring the
Ideals enrich troubled lives
CLUBS
Newsline
CULTURE
SPEECH
THREE SEASONS
CrimeWatch
Correction
| Demand ‘overwhelms’ student services
| Back teaching | Bust
“You can
ask anyone
who has had
the chance
to meet him,
there are just
endless great
things that can
be said about
Martin.”
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source: Contra Costa College Financial Aid Office
Annual cook off pegs Iron Chef
“Regardless of it being a competition, we understood that it was a learning experi-ence, and got through it together as a single
unit.”
Faulty water works project leaks savings
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Panel explains
summer jobs,
experiences
Interns, alumni
describe secrets
learned, endured
“We have a panel of
students discuss their
internship experience
to give other students a
feel for what they can
expect from an intern-
ship.”
SLO experts reward
speech, culinary arts
“It is very exciting. This
department does a lot of great
things and it is nice to be rec-
ognized for all of (our) hard
work and dedication.”
Controversial state bill to serve
extension courses hits barrier
PProfessor pedals 2,000 miles during summer
Quarterback guides hopeful team
“She’s very energetic, very focused and highly organized. Some people just talk, not Dr.
Krolikowski.”
Ogon offers quality
Japanese delights
‘30 Minutes’ relies on one-liners, clichésSimple plotline
leaves audience
wishing for more
★★★★★
★★★★★