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Flesh Trade Booms in O.C.

By Chelsea Ybanez Cody Foute spent her adolescence working in fear under a street level pimp who kept her in line with beatings, mental abuse and emotional bondage. Coming from a broken
April 23, 2014
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Looking Back: Civil Rights Leaders

 By Rogelio Santana For more than fifty years civil rights activist and labor leader Cesar Chavez led United States farm workers in organized boycotts, pickets and strikes using non-violent methods. “Non-violence is
April 20, 2014
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The Show Goes On (For Now)

By Chelsea Ybanez  A month after a bill banning orca captivity and breeding was introduced, lawmakers delayed a vote scheduled for April 8 until more research is complete. Studies will be conducted
April 15, 2014

From World Traveler to Classroom Godmother

International business professor Madeline Grant has gained a cult-following as students appreciate her nurturing teaching style  By Joanna Meza Madeline Grant speaks with her hands. The business professor begins most discussions with
March 31, 2014

Whales in Captivity

Moved by a documentary, an assemblyman targets the practice of capturing orcas for entertainment By Chelsea Ybanez The state legislature is reviewing a bill that would prohibit capturing and breeding orcas for
March 31, 2014

Lost Stalls Prolong Wait Time

By C. Harold Pierce Commuters lost more than 500 parking spaces March 13 when construction on two parking lots began as part of ongoing campus unification projects, college officials said. Parking Lot
March 31, 2014
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A Safe Space for LGBT Community

By Nashe Harley and Rogelio Santana The Communication Studies Department hosted a seminar Thursday about the effects of bullying. While the “Anti-Bullying and Understanding Safe Space” conference focused mainly on bullying in
March 31, 2014

Immigrant Song

By C. Harold Pierce Student artists can enter creative prose, photos, poetry or musical compositions for a chance to win cash prizes as part of An Immigrant’s Journey. The campus-wide competition, presented
March 31, 2014

Flesh Market

By Chelsea Ybanez To help raise awareness about the growing flesh trade in Orange County, human trafficking victims will talk during a seminar presented by the OC District Attorney’s Office. The speakers
March 31, 2014
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