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COMMUNITY PROFILE: Sophomore struggles after suffering rare internal disease. Janet Leon felt abdominal pains, nausea and fatigue one week in March. Thinking she had the stomach flu, she took the usual medication,

ELECTION 2012. With the 2012 election results in, President Barack Obama overcame a stagnant economy, increased debt and high unemployment to win a second term. Following his victory Obama took the stage

After two years of television ads, billions raised in campaign contributions and vastly different approaches to our country’s future, the indecision of American politics comes to an end as voters cast their

SPECIAL VOTER GUIDE: After two years of television ads, billions raised in campaign contributions and vastly different approaches to our country’s future, the indecision of American politics comes to an end as

SPECIAL ELECTION GUIDE: After two years of television ads, billions raised in campaign contributions and vastly different approaches to our country’s future, the indecision of American politics comes to an end as

Though national polls have seen the presidential candidates edge past each other in the last two years, the numbers have typically remained a near 50-50 split. The two candidates now vying for

The campus cafe offers healthy choices if you’re willing to pay the price. Eating healthy on campus might end up costing you some extra cabbage. While fast-food options are cheaper at the

By Marissa Adams Free to drive — California eases license restrictions. It’s late at night for 20-year-old Jessica Bautista. Her shift as a DJ at The Place Banquet Hall is over, and